Informed Sheriff And Chief DEFEND Citizen From Corrupt Cop!
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They sent the chief, the sheriff, and 5 deputies? The person that hit that alarm should be charged for the costs.
@@c-LAWLOL thanks for that one.
@@c-LAW😂🤣 and KEEP WASTING tax dollars. You make zero sense. You’re made they wasted resources so let’s waste more resources. Wouldn’t get off the DAs desk
Probably why the sherriff wants to tell the courthouse employees to not do that. You really shouldnt cry wolf at a courthouse using a panic button, those are used and generally assumed that something so bad has gone on that a traditional call to law enforcement wasnt an option.
@@ryvvyr7767 You forgot the risk of the situation escalating if a less trained cop interacted with the auditor. O, he was shot, well, he was "combative" and did not listen to orders. We all have seen those stories, how fast things can get out of hand, especially as this was a emergency button being pressed for a courthouse.
Costs charged? More like job loss if you do not understand what a panic button is for, and what the consequences can be.
In EMS for 28 years.
When we " push the panic button" and call for police aid, we routinely wait 10-40 minutes for 1-2 officers.
Maybe we should tell them we have a " guy with a camera".
Now, I primarily work in a semi rural area , and the officers are typically professional, but, we never get this much of a response.
If every cop behaved like these two, this youtube channel wouldn't even exist!!!
Just less content.
He would grift off citizens. He just found a loophole where he gets to cosplay as a JoUrNaLiSt who is documenting public employees
I commended them on FB. I don't understand why others are posting angrily on there. This was very refreshing to see from the Sheriff and Chief.
Yeah i was thinking if all cops had their attitude i wouldnt have the big issue with cops that i do.
It would definitely be different!
The most A+ response from a department. The Chief and sheriff are a perfect example of people in the right positions of power.
Bro and they were smiling too! Like they’re genuinely good humans. If or when I become a police officer; I wish to be as they were.
@@Stohshwhy do you want to become a political tool? Please only a thought out and valid response. They work for government not civil society as more than required have proven i mean even military is heading down a path of having to target their own families for the mission and the government greater good.
Agreed!
@@twiztedclownso you prefer to leave those seats filled by scoundrels...YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM! You certainly don't speak for ANY of us. 🤤
100% this.
Only issue I have with the reporter is demeaning the security gaurd in his way out. The sheriff clearly made it obvious he would take care of any issues with the staff. No need to add insult to injury.
If I was a resident of that county, I would be casting a vote for that Sheriff.
And that's what we need everyone to remember is that we vote for the govt we get at the local level. Voting for a good sheriff or a good mayor who hires a good chief of police can what kind of law enforcement you get in your area. Our state legislators did a lot of these things but until they do our best bet for good law enforcement is the local voting booth and who we vote for can decide what kind of law enforcement officers we get. We have an issue with what happens when officers mess up but the best defense against that is to have law enforcement officers who don't mess up in the first place and that's decided by who leads them.
I haven't finished the video, but I currently live in Lonoke. I had to go near there to assess my car so I could get my tags.
@@jfb7201 This needs to be said more often.
@@jfb7201You are absolutely correct and the sad thing is that so many people that constantly complain about our government and issues like this do not even bother to register to vote or vote. So many people in my area complain and complain and you tell them to remember their opinion when they vote and it’s always the same, “oh “eff”that I’m not registering to vote because I’ll have to be on jury duty!” Why people would willingly opt out of something that impacts so much of their daily life just blows my mind.
The whole door thing killed my empathy.
Right starting to sound real self centered.
Karen activity. "How dare u shut the door on me"
It was kinda pissy, but being aggravating isn't a crime 🤷🏼♂️
@@thompkins6796definitely not a crime, but he doesn't need to be an asshole about it
@thompkins6796 No but it's how you make people not help you
*Door shuts…
Guy: I’ve been waiting for this moment my whole life…
lmao he try's so hard to bait people i love it. trolling is my fav
@@wwerty234 he doesn't really seem like a troll though
He is so rude against those too woman . They are so Nice too him, and he behave like a dick😡
@@wwerty234 "Try's", WTF is that?
@@wwerty234tries
I've never seen a cop get an A+ on this channel. That, in itself, is a huge compliment to the two officers.
What about that time they stopped the guy with all the guns, including ones strapped to his chest? I think everyone got an A+ on that one.
It happens from time to time, but it's not common
@@bunpeishiratori5849that guy was awesome
@@bunpeishiratori5849there was another episode when the auditor was filming a crane company from the sidewalk and the owner came out and told him to stop filming, asked for his id, and then broke his camera. The cops came out and scolded the 911 caller for lying and saying the auditor had a pew pew and charged the owner with vandalism for breaking his camera. The cops and the auditor both got an A+ in that one too.
@@bunpeishiratori5849 do you remember episode name?
I get the feeling this Sheriff and Chief have the integrity to say, "I welcome you film it man, if there's something not right, I'll get that fixed". Thank you for your service to the public.
We need more officers like him. He's educated and intends to teach others about the law. He's setting a great example.
Seriously! A fine example of a patriotic and knowledgeable member of the police force.
@lukejohnston5566 it's like pulling teeth. We were exposing this over 50 year's ago along with the straight up corruption across the whole of this nation. There's no way we can have the exact same problems in every little township city if not by design
@@lukejohnston5566 I'm 68 and have been around the world, learning laws and customs by being a military brat/dependent. It became my passion in life so much so my comments and replies are almost all blocked from view. We ask why the truth and info/document sharing is so feared ? Does it expose something that's wrong or illigal taking place? Those who block truth Know what the truth is in order to bloke it. We no longer, if ever, have the government we were taught we had in the government controlled education system. Best Wishes to you and all your loved one's in these trying times.
@@SerfsR-WEI guarantee you you’re not the only commenter who gets censored. I’m on their list as well.
@@gregkasza1925 thanks Greg you have let me know at least this comment got out. Hope you are doing well. Lead will one day replace comments and camera's and I believe that is their desire.
Yeah the whole “shut the door on me” was just being extra 😂 it wasn’t locked and he came back in and they didn’t tell him to get out, he made that so weird hahahah
Yeah but he’s the civilian, and they are supposed to be paid professionals… at work none the less. If they don’t like the guy they aren’t required to play his game. Only to provide services. It could be implied as denying further service by shutting the door, and that could be why he asked. He’s looking for people who don’t perform their duties.
@@gpaccentertainment2918they only said he was being combative after he walked back in and had a very odd tantrum about the door being shut when he was 20 feet down the hall filming a display case.
They didn't call the cops, they didn't try to kick him out. All they did was admonish him for being a strange dick. It's fair to criticize the security guard and the bailiff, but the two women working in the clerks office didn't do a thing wrong.
@@bearsonwelles3407 I agree, but to pass off what he did as a character flaw is simply just cope. If he is there for an audit, it would be disingenuous to simply comply to everything and be completely in the ordinary, and expect the clandestine behavior to expose itself. Sometimes you have to prod at things that seem odd. Other less-than-fit officials would have been completely unhinged in an uncomfortable confrontation like that one. Then public opinion would change, but the law doesn’t … long winded way of saying don’t judge a book by its cover.
Completely agree. That was so ridiculous. He was looking for content, and was causing harm.
@@gpaccentertainment2918While I agree that audits require diligence and sometimes involve questioning unusual behaviors, it’s also important to recognize when actions might escalate rather than clarify. It seems likely that the man's initial statement about not causing trouble may not have been entirely truthful, especially considering his later argumentative behavior. If the individual in question appeared argumentative, it could impact the effectiveness of the audit process by creating unnecessary tension. Maintaining professionalism and constructive dialogue is key to ensuring audits proceed smoothly and achieve their intended goals of transparency and accountability.
Dude certainly had a weird reaction to having the door closed on him lol! Especially when he went back in and they didn’t instantly kick him out again
He definitely is a dick. He was dragging it. He definitely wanted to get a rise out of someone. He's a trash 1st amendment auditor
Yes, he is clearly trying his best to create a problem from nothing. Dont think it was of any significance, but frankly he needs to understand that they also have a first amendment right to be pissy, crabby and even rude. Him making an issue out of the door is extremely infantile and quite hypocritical.
Even if they did slam the door on purpose, if he could easily get back into the room with no problems, the door being shut wasn't worth addressing.
Yeah dude was fishing for an altercation. Main character auditors are super annoying but he was within his rights. Good on the sheriff for acknowledging, but he was being kind of weird and aggressive to those girls for no reason other than to provoke a response
@@lawyerintraining Then he tells the sheriff how super polite he had been the whole time. Sure does not share my definition of polite.
He's legally an asshole about the door.
please provide the legal case and information in regards to being an "asshole"
Please say you're joking haha@@Magariz1283
I bet you wouldn't have felt the same way if it was two men in that room he asked about the door shutting.
@Magariz1283 You have 2 cheeks and a hole down the middle.
@@CDmusic10 dont think thats a legal case, but keep trying
Dude lost me when he started crying about the door.
He's clearly trying to provoke a response.
Then keep being lost Mr. Caveman.. 😄
He was laughing actually.
Yea the door thing was crazy
@@KarenLynge1 And here comes the Karen!
Props to the Chief for being the first one through the door when the panic button was pressed. This is what policing should look like.
You wouldn't even know they were in America apart from their English dialects. This is highly uncommon for a courthouse in America.
@@MrTrevortxeartxeuncommon in posted police interactions*
@@randalthor2859 This is true. Personally, I wish more positive encounters would get posted. I am not sure how often they occur. We see it when things go sideways, but do we see negative interactions almost exclusively because they are most common, or because of the way RUclips algorithms and culture work? I hope it's just that people don't click on them so they seldom get posted. I've have only had one police encounter in which I was treated worse than I deserved. But I am not naive enough to think that one officer who lied under oath is the only bad cop, or that he represent every cop. The truth, I expect is somewhere in between. But the lack of transparency by police and the lack of consequences for their bad behavior must inevitably lead to increasing levels and frequency of illegal actions by police. A job with power and authority, but little oversight and accountability, both encourages people to do things the easy but illegal way, and also entices those seeking such freedom of action to apply.
In the history of me watching AtA I’ve NEVER seen both the chief of police and the sheriff getting an A+!!
Exactly! Part of me thinks this might just be a skit! 😂✌️❤
It is a breath of fresh air!
so true! Been here for a while now, and i cant recall 2 being so cool at the same time
Heartwarming, isn't it? Drinks all around. 🙂
I'm skeptical, I'll keep watching 🤔
“Not here to start anything.”
“Why’d you close the door on me???”
Pick one, guy.
He asked a question.
Why are you even here it's his right do argue and ask questions.
You sound confused, boy.
That guy really hates doors though
NO MORE LOCKED DOORS! GRACIAS
It’s a refusal of paid services
It's nothing to do with the door, he's trying to bait an emotional response. The thing he actually hated was them being chill when he wants to be the Auditing Hero.
@@injest1928Thank you that drove me nuts. They may have closed the door, but never barred him entry. He was looking for confrontation.
I was thinking that too! Like he literally almost had a full on meltdown over a door that was closed behind him! I don't like this guy! I probably would have gotten creepy vibes from him too. Maybe not a panic button type of vibe, but I don't like this dude. What a weirdo!
Lol, he got super defensive about the door being closed.
“I'm not here to start anything with anybody” *proceeds to cause a problem with everybody*
What I got from the video:
"You shut the door on me"
"no I didn't"
"yes you did"
"no I didn't"
"yes you did"
"no I didn't"
"yes you did"
"no I didn't"
"yes you did"
"no I didn't"
"yes you did"
That's pretty intense auditing right there.
Yeah this guy is a bit of an autist, but his lack of social skills isn't against the law either. The lady didn't need to make it something it wasn't.
Yuppp, while I appreciate these ‘auditors’ showcasing what rights we do and do not have. It’s hard to take some of these seriously when half of them end in two adult children arguing lol
😂😂😂
They're so exhausting sometimes
@@EmTekTube Agreed, why I like watching this channel because he usually points out the "auditors" that are just doing it to be a crazy person.
It appears that the guy was looking to make an issue out of something stupid like closing a door.
Yea, I didn’t like that honestly. Law definitely trumps feelings but he got offended about the door being closed behind him. They explained their side and he wouldn’t let it go. Think he’s the one who got his feelings hurt. Not like they locked it on him…then I would understand his argument.
@@FairTheGodthat was extremely awkward after he went back in and started questioning them about closing a door. They have a right to close the door.
But they called the deputy whilst the door was shut is why they shut the door was to "report " him! She clearly didn't do it after he re-entered the office! The so called deputy didn't show up mysteriously without warning...she even admitted she called her when she showed up. It's all on the video.
If the ladies felt uncomfortable with him filming should have asked him to stop. If he refused then call the deputy
@@brianbagnall3029 right. He got offended then tried to gaslight them, lol. The fact that the door was unlocked should’ve told him all he needs to know. He’s honestly usually good, but this wasn’t a good audit. Felt like he was pressing for an argument.
"Law trumps feelings" I couldn't have said it better myself.
But being mindful of feelings can go a long way to deescalate and possibly create connections amongst people in situations like this.
He was baiting an emotional response because he was disappointed that nobody was physically trying to stop him film. He's a bad Auditor.
It "trumps" feelings? What is this? A game of youkor?
@@Kidbucked buddy that's a completely normal way to use trump, but I guess I shouldn't expect that much from someone who spells euchre as "youkor"
@@gappleofdiscord9752 here we fo with the spelling bee champion.
If acting like an insecure boyfriend was a crime, arrest this guy.
It's not and why are you watching this channel if you want it to be lol.
It's your right to be creepy as stated in the video just because he got confrontational with women instead of men all these babies are crying in the comments lol.
@@worldcure7883their right to feel creeped out by him is just as protected as him recording. You’re right, coming off as a douche isn’t illegal. It doesn’t make him any less of one though. Guy clearly came with some intent to get a police reaction and he did so by pestering two people that were nice to him the whole time
To be fair, he was acting like a child in the beginning and wouldn't accept anything but an argument, is that the door was intentionally shut on him. No matter what reason she gave, it had to be about him. He was annoying and baiting her, I would have shut the door on him based on his immaturity. A very annoying start.
I've to agree with this. He was being pretty annoying at the beginning and it seemed less like they want him to stop recording and more like he just proved to be a nuisance over nothing
regardless, doesn't take away the fact he has a right to film. Yes, a little annoying and childish (could be interpreted as a mental illness), but nothing was threatening to the staff, they need to understand this instead of getting defensive over it. Big props to the sheriff for handling it in the right manner. Im not a massive fan of auditors in general, but im also highly against those who believe they are above the law, or prevent someone from doing what they are legally allowed to do
Nah dude was annoying as fuck. He knew he was being a tool and hoped for them to react. Hold the cops to high standards, but don’t be a scum bag because this ain’t it
They just closed the door, they didn't lock it or attempt to deny him entry. Feels like he was making something out of nothing
Yall are soft. Bunch of bootlickers
He was fine all the way up to the door thing. He was really weird and disrespectful towards the girls. The door was still accessible and not locked. He was free to walk in fine.
He doesn't handle women rejecting him very well, lol
@@rixmail93292 lmao, I guess that's why he has so much free time to audit.
@@noctisocculta4820 Yeah, not a ladies man, lol.
I agree. They had every right to trespass him for being disruptive and taunting. He was given access to the office he wanted to see, but had no purpose there. He continued to be super-creepy and taunt the staff. Audit the Audit gets an F on this video.
Lmao he was way more confrontational with the bailiff.
It's his right to be creepy and annoying that's the whole point.
Here you all sit crying because he did it to some women and all the sudden he's pathetic.
Grow some thicker skin lol.
Security commercial installer here. You press that panic button for a non duress situation you absolutely can be fired fined and charged. It uses a incalculable amount of resources and SOMETIMES will dispatch swat memebers depending on the geographical area
Incalculable? Only to the people who don't know the details.
only if your a member of public can be charged and fined, judge, officers of court and the police would be safe due to qualified immunity as there sovereign citizens
@@maddermax74 Incorrect that is not how qualified immunity works. QI protects REASONABLE error and any reasonable person would not have hit that panic button over a guy filming and not breaking any laws. In fact I can give a great example of when the police arrested me because I would not leave the post office when filming. I told the officers to call the city attorney because what they were about to do was unlawful and that their qualified immunity would not hold up because they have the opportunity to verify. They didn't call and arrested me and the charges were dropped and their QI was revoked.
Mistakes made because of bad training or bad policy etc... QI will protect them. Mistakes made because of ego and feelings and simply being a control freak and of course out right stupidity like in this video QI will not protect. What if SWAT showed up hot and shot the auditor? granted it can be tough to prove and that is exactly why I told to police to verify because it gave me legal standing.
@@macheadg5er you can guarantee they will blame it on training the amounts of times we seen cops walk away due to QI, the only way to beat QI is for a cop to be predicated for it before and as QI been around longer than emergency buttons that aint happened, this is why QI is a joke you cant charge a officer unless one been charged before but you cant charge them as there covered by QI so unless there case from before 1967 when QI was established your screwed
Qualified immunity only applies civilly, guys. There is no official, legal protection or immunity for cops from criminal consequences. The only thing that protects cops from criminal charges is corruption
There are 2 channels that really made me understand the purpose of auditing.This channel and Long Island audit because they are not looking for a reaction but are all about transparacy and holding people accountable. It made me realize the purpose of auditing which i was ignorant to before.
This dude is a cornball by the way he reacted to the door being closed lol. He came looking for a problem.
I normally am on the side of auditors, but you are right. He complained they gave an answer, and then he kept pestering them. Dude is a jackass. (I have not finished the video)
There are real problems with police corruption out there. This dude is lame asf
Funny how when people are out there trying to protect our rights, they are the ones that get ridiculed. This seems trivial to some of you right now because you probably never think that your rights will ever be violated. I pray they are not, but people's rights are violated everyday but people in authority, just because they can.
Felt exactly the same..they were friendly and he started a fight on the door closed..
He was not looking for a problem, he was giving a problem the opportunity to expose itself. You don't audit institutions by being a ball of love and accomodation dodging any rough edges by a mile. AtA explained this.
What a good sheriff!! "We're all Constitutionalists here" LOVE IT
That dude seems like he went there to irritate people, act ridiculous, and provoke something with the officers. The whole “why did you shut the door on me?” was absolutely unnecessary and bizarre.
@leahnicole8680 That's what these people do. They know the camera is intimidating so they walk in videoing people including cops and with a smug attitude pretend they are being polite. When they get the response they want they pretend to be victims just working to protect our constitutional rights. Really, they're just self-righteous jerks playing a stupid game pretending to be heroes. They're just bullies and irritating little gadflies.
perspective is inaccurate by 94%
agreed. Just because they are public employees doesn't mean they aren't trying to do their jobs. Why would shutting the door after someone leaves be an issue?
Unsophisticated people think like you do!
@@joelthames1141 lol there was nothing “sophisticated” about that 1st amendment auditors conduct. Your comment is ridiculous.
He shouldn't be given an A if he acts as confrontational as he did...
I don't see why he got upset about them shutting the door. As long as he was able to walk back in if he needs to there is nothing wrong with shutting an office door. He was being overly sensitive about that particular issue.
And then the public employees were being overly sensitive about their comfort zone.
If auditors didn't push remotely towards boundaries, there wouldn't be the chance to shed a light on problems.
He was deliberately being a dick to the office ladies just to provoke a police response.
@@Dowlphin Complete BS. They did nothing wrong. The door was not locked and they were nice to him. He was baiting a reaction. This guy and others are why I struggle to watch anyone other than LIA. Most of the rest are out baiting reactions and treating people with disrespect.
@JBS2018 I agree. I know people have the right to film in public places, but be respectful. I feel these "audit people" are just pushing buttons to get a reaction and prove themselves, they read every law and then push the boundaries to make sure the cops come and set everyone strate so he is always right. How about train him better on not being so creepyand pushy.
@@JBS2018 treating people with disrespect isn't grounds to have your rights violated.
How do you not grasp this concept.
In fact making people uncomfortable as stated in this video is a freedom we enjoy constitutionally and our nation was founded on that principle.
Bunch of confused people in these comments lol.
To be fair, this guy was trying to push some nerves. What the hell was all that "are you guys talking about me?" "Why'd you shut the door behind me?" etc etc. I understand the 1st amendment in public office but just leave the workers alone unless you genuinely need their service.
Agreed
To be fair if they didn't act as overlords they wouldn't have done this
@@andykrueger7564 Overlords? They closed a door.
@@andykrueger7564 come on dude, they were entertaining his questions, directing him to artefacts, weren't rude at all. Even if they closed the door, they didn't stop him from doing anything. The guy just started asking dumb questions to provoke a response. 10/10 everyone would get annoyed by such behavior
@@abhishek8587 none of which justifies the police to be called, whoaaaaaa
This guy is taunting them by trying to interact with them so much. He’s clearly seeking drama and I don’t respect that
Yup most auditors do
it isn't illegal for him to do it, theyre the ridiculous ones for calling cops
He's being a massive pain in the ass to people just trying to work but uses the law to make it so he's the hero. Just a massive goober being autistic
Public employees need to be tested with a little adversity once in a while. They are paid by and serve the public, not the other way around.
@@anarchium_wellsquest
No one said it's illegal, but he's being an ass
He has a right to film but not even 5 minutes in and it looks like he's INTENTIONALLY trying to get a reaction.
You grasped the point that quickly?
@@alans9806 Yea yea I get it. The whole POINT of the video is him wanting them to get mad and kick him out.
@@ORIGINALFBI Well he gets the reaction straight away and the consequent outrage determines the number of clicks and presumably the income created. These 'auditors' are on the go around the world and British ones are the most entertaining - try DJ Audits.. What you don't want is a security officer who says 'OK, you have the right to film in a public place so I'll stand back and let you go' - probably causing no drama
Good thing we are literally paying these people to be public servants. We arent asking them to deal with ridiculous people for no reason, they signed up for it and are getting paid to be professionals. The filmer is not
@@rolandfischer931 Harassment isn't legal
"I've been extremely polite" no no you were not. Passive aggression is not polite. Legal sure, but not polite.
Yeah he was provoking them because they werent giving him anything. They should have just ignored him once he started being a douche.
This is the comment I've been looking for. Dude was acting like a creep
1st ammendment audits are like a shark with teeth. They come swimming through your courthouse because they smell "#$%@" . Let them swim on by, smile and politely answer questions. Poke back and the blood in the water will bring in the rest of US!
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Snowflake ✅
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Doesnt matter people have the right to be passive aggressive twats
-"...first amendment auditors. Is that what you call yourself?"
-"...i call myself a journalist"
-"Same thing."
Wow that is a first. Bravo.
im upset at how stupid this guy acts over a door closing and not even locking
You should be more upset at the employee provoking a false emergency response because they were a little uncomfortable
@@wandajaximov4527 so many fake constitutionalists on this channel about constitutional rights.
Color me surprised.
He was so offended by the door being "shut on him" he needs to get a life
I agree it was petty, but it's a service to our rights to test every facet of freedom, including the right to access to publicly accessible areas
Getting a door slammed in your face is rude, especially if its by employees you pay for, in a building you are forced to pay for.
ya the door thing is a bit weird. He's trying to intimidate
That was very sensitive of him. Typical frauditor victim syndrome
@@MrDrManPerson it wasn't slammed. He exaggerated that. It didn't even fully close.
Bravo for Sheriff Staley and Chief Edwards for doing the right thing.
A cop and constitutionalist combined? This is fantastic! This should have been the original standard for policing
That was the original standard for policing.
the door thing was a really strange thing to fixate on. almost feels like the auditor was looking for confrontation. not a crime obviously but still
Its just extremely disrespectful and rude. Imagine getting cut off by employees you pay, in a building you pay for. Like i cant use my own building? Really?
it's not like he couldn't just re-open the door and go back in (as he did)@@MrDrManPerson
@@timeisexpensive and as they stated they are fine with the recording, they just shut the door sometimes when they're having conversations with court cases going on
@@timeisexpensive I'm not 100 on why they closed the door, I think they were hoping it would auto lock? Otherwise why even shut the door? Yeah he just walked back in though.
Fully agree. It was really cringe to watch it unfold. Not to say this is why women choose bears over men but I can begin to see the rationale with that brief interaction.
" after she talked to the sheriff she ALLOWED him to film " she didnt allow him to do anything , she just stopped trying to impede on his rights ..
same difference . She allowed him to do what he had the right to do without further interference and engaged in polite dialogue about the building
Something locals should be happy about and proud to discuss.
Right? Honestly she was too egotistical and embarrassed to be professional about it. She should have admitted her mistake, apologized and thank them for teaching her what she should have already known.
Sheriff told her leave him alone or we will get hundreds of idiots threatening phone calls from every xcon as and cop haters on earth world is full of idiots who think fraudtors are legit!!¡!
That Sheriff is so damn pure. He loves his town, history, and is willing to let everyone know that our rights are real. Insane they called a panic button over this.
to be fair, the camera dude was being argumentative about everything.. "You shut the door on me" meanwhile he's talking non stop. I don't blame people for closing their doors so they can do their work in peace.
It's litterally their job to talk to the public as needed. There is no "fair" here, they where 100% in the wrong, just because someone asks a question doesn't mean you get to lock them out or kick them out of a public area.
His question had no value but to cause argument they answered the question but he kept pushing. Id personally just ignore him at that point @NewToCool74
@@hundredlives3910 This is a ASININE take, you should never get anywhere near that kind of job because that's what comes with being a employee of the general public.
Exactly. His claim that they "slammed the door on him" was highly argumentative.
@@NewToCool74 can't say that and then not give any info lol why do you think that? As a member of the public you arnt required to argue just cause someone wants you to if he needs help sure help him but you arnt required to simply be their debate buddy
Man this guy is absolutely insufferable
Lol what does that make you then
That's the whole point. Auditors are a stress test for our governing agents. They're meant to push buttons to ensure that our officials are operating in accordance with the law. You don't have to like them, but they serve an invaluable service in educating people, government officials or otherwise, our constitutional rights.
edit to add, love the Ghost Busters car!
@@cranexdragon1046 lol what
“They closed the door to talk about me😡”
He is a bit insufferable. He did call those two witches exactly right though. They shut the door on him. Lied about it. Called the security person.
I don’t really like the guy, but he caught it right, in a way I wouldn’t have by being “civil” to them. Civility is what allows folks to lie about their intentions, but never have to deal with the truth of that.
I am so impressed with the sheriff and the chief. Two very professional high ranking officials. Very impressive!
Wow...thats inciting panic pushing a panic button to get someone attacked. That was seriously dangerous.
This guy is weird getting all mad because they closed the door
yeah… even if they did. it was an implication and he didnt have to harp on it or make them feel like they gotta justify their actions
It's his right that's the point.
Your feelings are paper thin huh.
@@worldcure7883 you have the right to remain silent
That sheriff is the one who arrested that police impersonator who was serving papers lol
I thought he looked familiar!
What are u smoking @Someone-de3ln
I like him. He is a real professional.
I assume you didnt watch the video XD @Someone-de3ln
@@robinpage2730 not really. John Staley is on recording beating county jail inmates and still got no charges and re-elected. Shit human.
Wait till they figure out that they made it to " Audit the Audit" and received A+.
I hope they are pleasantly surprised, 2.37 million fellow citizens giving them a huge "thumbs up" would make you proud of your job.
The video doesn't even have half a million views on it.
Especially after dealing with the door 🤡
There are only 16k thumb ups. Stop brown nosing
ALL CHIEFS AND SHERIFFS should be as educated and pleasant as those two ….bravo 👏
I hope someone is able to show the sheriff and the chief this video. They truly deserve to know how much their professionalism is recognized and appreciated. And I don’t even live in the USA.
We have an annoying person here! Hit the panic button. We must have the sheriff and chief of police down here ASAP!!
Why does he have to be such an asshole tho? Gives legit auditors a bad name.
Not to mention the fire department.
@@5urg3x . How exactly was he being an asshole??
Unless you are talking about the red shirt guy.
@@johnwtobin156 “You closed the door on me” and he wouldn’t let it go even after they explained that they didn’t. That’s some serious psycho stuff.
@@5urg3x I agree that it felt a little.... not combative, but spikey if that makes sense? I think overall he did a decent job of being level headed, but he could have taken that action less personally. If we're gonna be good auditors, we need to behave better even than what we expect from the government employees/agents/officers.
I wish these guys would just be honest: "Good morning, I'm trying to piss off some people so I can gather content for my channel".
Abolish qualified immunity!!!
well, it's probably baiting illegal behavior from people who don't know the law. Auditors will just keep having to do this till Karens understand they cant just call the police when they are slightly inconvenienced by a man with a camera
SHE PUSHED THE EMERGENCY BUTTON! Thats insane
And yet absolutely nothing will happen to the idiot that pushed the panic button endangering the lives of the citizens, the police, and the firemen.
Why did it endanger all those lives?
Aside from being spoken to about it? Correct. I mean... you looking for the person to go to prison? lol...
@@MothKeeper Don't ask questions these people won't know how to answer haha... they just want to write their nonsense without thinking
@Mothkeeper Easy answer for that. They came lights and sirens on. So endangering citizens possibly on the roadway to an assumed emergency situation. If the two responder were more of the hostile side, like the lady at the beginning, also potentially endangering the camera man.
@@JustMe-fo4ev Yep just look at the posters picture 🤣🤣🤣
About the door, Lady coulda said, "You missunderstand, I shut the door behind you, not on you..." like it wasn't even locked.
Agreed, but it is awkward when you're immediately put on the defensive by someone telling you what you're doing and why.
They basically did. The auditor needlessly refused to let it go.
@@hbk314completely agreed. He was being argumentative constantly because he wouldn't let it go about the door. It's almost as if he WANTED to have drama, but didn't want to expose it explicitly.
Yeah, I felt that way too.
Like, "I suggested you go check X out, you left the room, so I thought that interaction was over and I closed the door so I would feel free to turn my focus back to the work that you distracted me from"
Yeah he doesn't seem to respect the fact that many of these people have real jobs to do even if what he was doing was legal
He was clearly looking for a reaction. But being a dbag is legal.
Kudos to the Sheriff and the Chief for their knowledge of the Constitution and this man's rights.
I freaking LOVE LOVE LOVE when you show videos of cops doing the right thing!!! It's so great to see these audit videos are making a difference!! Great job to the Chief and his staff!!!
Wow! This was bananas. Those last two officers were excellent. How nice to see someone in a leadership position WANT to learn and grow.
That video is a prime example of how knowledge drips down the ranks. It is clear that the sheriff is well informed and as he stated that the chief was a deputy under him before he became chief, there can be no doubt why the chief himself, as the first responding officer, reacted so well and calm. He learned it from his former boss.
This proves how important both good and knowledgable leadership _and_ good training is for effective and deescalating law enforcement.
Imagine if 20 dudes a day came walking into their office asking “Why’d you close the door?” They’d never get anything done. This dude suuuuucks.
If a taxpayer funded employee doesn't like being asked questions, they are free to go work in the private sector.
by the looks of it they don't anyway
That's their perogative and their issue not his.
It's his right to be there they can choose not to interact with him.
You are protected by the constitution to "suck" and be annoying.
Did you not watch the whole video or are you just suffering from a nasty case of cognitive dissonance.
I can appreciate these audits to a certain extent. What I DON'T appreciate, is "WHY YOU SHUT THE DOOR ON ME?" It's the behavior this joker displays in the beginning by casually talking to the employees and the one bringing attention to historical items and explaining it, and then immediately followed by "YOU TALKING ABOUT ME?". DUDE YOU ARE NOT THAT IMPORTANT. This guy gives other legitimate auditors a bad look
The last deputy and the guy in the red shirt need to truly educate themselves on how things work. They are an embarrassment!
Especially his red shirt, that was so insulting.😅
@@johnhales3682nah the shirt was fine, it was the complete lack of coordination between any of his items of clothing, none of it went together
That shirt SCREAMS "I am a detective!"
That’s the problem.… They educated themselves
@@MaydayAggro Or going to junior prom lol
They pressed the panic button no way lmao
I don't know that it's that weird. Pretend for a second that you haven't seen this video and you aren't primed for first amendment audit content.
Imagine your sister or niece minding their own business at work when some guy comes in with a camera, bothers them with questions that have nothing to do with their work, and then becomes weirdly accusative of them closing the office door. The dude was being a weirdo. It's not unreasonable that a woman, stuck in an office with nowhere to go, might feel threatened in that situation. Not like, immediate danger fight or flight necessarily, but definitely anxious about what that dude might do next. Is he going to come back? Is he going to get loud or hurt me? Would you tell those girls, "Hey, ignore your gut feelings about threats and leave yourself vulnerable to weirdos because what they're doing in that moment is technically legal." I wouldn't.
So yeah, in the situation in the video it was a bit overkill, but not outlandishly so.
@@Ss010101 so if he is in a public space… that you work in… and you can’t handle a weirdo in a courthouse, maybe find another job, my fiancé works in a public space for the majority of her job, and weirdos do come around. She handles them without calling the police because they aren’t trespassing and they aren’t coming into her space. It would be a different story entirely if he attempted to come over the counter or really do anything aside from make them slightly uncomfortable through an accusation. Which is the only thing he did, based on the footage that I could see even making you uncomfortable. Calling someone out for actions they committed doesn’t make you a victim.
@@Ss010101exactly! Alot of people don't like being filmed and many don't even have social media. Being filmed or photographed makes so many people feel anxious or unsettled. These auditors sometimes are out to only get this reaction.
Ya never know 🤷♂️
@@Ss010101 Federal employees tried to play fetch with the guy and tricked him out, then tried to gaslight him about it, while 50ft from an armed bailiff... then got scared enough to press a panic button that cost taxpayers thousands.... Yet this chick is like "they were helpless and minding their own when he cornered them, pushing them to their limits". Talk about clueless lol.
@@bontronblock If you have an unmanaged anxiety disorder while working a job that constitutionally protects your triggers, you're sadistic.
This is the most polite auditor i have seen so far
Nevermind, I can't condone people going around with cameras recording people. I feel like it's just them trying to start trouble by recording, and using their right to do so as a shield
you cant see the big pic yet
Watch the one with the FAA and Officer Michael! That's a good auditor, actually following up on someone being unable to get a Freedom of Information request done. That's something important--making sure citizens are not injustly treated, and have equal access to government resources. Some auditors do get some good stuff.
That auditor is an agitator and does not deserve an A whatsoever. He purposely agitated the situation with those office workers and everyone by being passive aggressive and acting like a creep.
"acting like a creep" - a phrase used by people who just want to use loaded language rather than their critical reasoning faculties.
Alright, he was gaslighting and distorting the events I'm an attempt to escalate the situation.
My critical reasoning faculties clearly note that he was attempting to start an argument over their preference to close a door when someone walks out of it. It wasn't even locked, or properly closed, yet he was behaving like he'd been barred entrance. He behaved in a confrontational manner over a non-issue.
If this was the other way around and he'd slightly closed the door in them, you'd be wetting your pants over how they escalated the situation.
Don't be a hypocrite when there's actual injustice going on out there, it lessens the impact of actually calling out issues.
@@IAmTheRealBillfound the creep
Isn't pushing buttons what first ammendment auditors are supposed to do. Yeah it's annoying but any public servant is quite literally paid to deal with stuff like this. On top of that an annoyance does not constitute calling the entire department. I also take into consideration that this guy does this for a living there are plenty of people who would rudely slam the door on him and polite annoyance is much better than being insulting or aggressive. So is he a dickhead? Yeah but pushing limits is also his job.
@@HughVaughanFloyd you are. Being a hypocrite.
As stated in the video it's his constitutional right to argue and be pushy and annoying.
A lot of fake constitutionalists here lol.
Pathetic.
This guy tried so hard to start something, as they all do. Everyone was so nice and he kept pushing.
That's somewhat a small portion of what an auditor is supposed to do. That is using speech to try and get employees of the government to use emotion instead of rationality. Which at the end of the day is a great thing. They put on full display those who cannot operate on a professional level and let emotions cloud their judgement. Basically without auditors cops, and gov officials would retain the bad apples.
no
@@faytleingod1851those women aren't cops, why try to get a response out of them? They're only meant to do their work and that's it
They can shut the door if they want. What a clown🤦♂️
The was questioning the reason for slamming the door as soon as he left. As no point he said they couldn’t close the door. He was just asking the question.
@@optimumperformance it’s none of his business why they closed the door. The guy is a complete waste of space and should be jailed for his ignorance
@@SuperNovaHeights_ it’s every citizen’s business. Only waste of space I see are your comments
@@SuperNovaHeights_ You're pathetic attempt at an insult and jailing innocent people for no reason is such a totalitarian way of thinking, it's sad. Not to mention fucked up. By your way of thinking, you GENUINELY deserve to be arrested just for this thought. See how dumb it is?
@@optimumperformance oh look another 1st amendment auditor lover🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️. Nobody likes fools who go around sticking cameras in peoples faces looking for reactions
The opinion from TERMINIELLO v. CITY OF CHICAGO was beautifully written. It should be posted in all government agencies, in every single department.
“The vitality of civil and political institutions in our society depends on free discussion… it is only through free debate and free exchange of ideas that government remains responsive to the will of the people and peaceful change is effected. The right to speak freely and to promote diversity of ideas and programs is therefore one of the chief distinctions that sets us apart from totalitarian regimes.
Accordingly a function of free speech under our system of government is to invite dispute. It may indeed best serve its high purpose when it induces a condition of unrest, creates dissatisfaction with conditions as they are, or even stirs people to anger. Speech is often provocative and challenging. It may strike at prejudices and preconceptions and have profound unsettling effects as it presses for acceptance of an idea… That is why freedom of speech, though not absolute… is nevertheless protected against censorship or punishment, unless shown likely to produce a clear and present danger of a serious substantive evil that rises FAR ABOVE public inconvenience, annoyance, or unrest.” ❤
WOW! This sheriff should educate a lot more than just these employees. He should put on national classes. I also give him and the chief an A+.
This deputy is out of control! She has a brittle understanding of the law!
"She" there's the problem right there.
@@chongli3007Kevlar Karen!😂
@@chongli3007Exactly. I saw 2 women conspiring to steal a man’s rights because of their feelings and then co spired to Weaponized false accusations to get him arrested or worse. Both need prison time.
I thought she was trying to cover up her confusion over the situation. "Move on out of here."
@@shannondavis3686 These two, overweight spinster women are likely angry at men and at life in general. They're attitude sucks and they absolutely slammed the door when the auditor left! How else did the door "slam?"
He was being so weird about the door.
Yeah it really does seem like he wants something to happen but even then... You have the right to, in but really... You're crying because of a door
The women in there were being wierd by lying about having no issue with filming then slamming the door of their office.
That's a danger. When someone uses language as an alarm and other like-minded simpletons jump on the bandwagon because she said the buzzword.
@@michaelandrews4783IS IT A CRIME?! IS IT A CRIME?!
Great leadership displayed by both men.
Finally ! Finally I see public officials act like a true American !
Hopefully, you are speaking about the sheriff and the police officers that showed up - certainly NOT the two overly-emotional women that slammed the door closed after the auditor left "their" work space!
You're being a lil childish sir. But your rights are your rights.
Yeah that whole door interaction was fucking cringe and i hate using that word. He sounded like my damn 8 year old
@sharptyler988 The lady said he was acting weird and it's pretty much true.
I don't think you can teach these types of rights without being, errr, childish. Most of us just go about our business, because we have our own things to do.
@MrBeevee5 It's being childish and pressing and issue where one didn't exist. I WATCHED 3 TIMES. The door didn't slam. But he does have rights like we all do. But just give them a break sir. Glad the officers handled this correctly.
Yeah, I mean if I was working and some guy just came into my office acting like a kid, I would just ask him to leave because it's not allowing me to fully do my job. It's just about politeness, but I guess that's what he was trying to do. Show that he can't be "legally" kicked out.
Someone pressed the panic button ........over that????? That person needs to be charged with being a public nuisance. Pretty clear example of malicious "swatting". Top marks to the Chief of Police, who deserves full respect for being professional and understanding of the law.
Awesome job by the Sheriff and Chief. This interaction needs to be sent to every city, town, and village for training purposes. The Sheriff and Chief should be sent on a nationwide tour. Awesome job! 😎
You did seem like you were looking for an issue. They were nice and closed the door..... ok
If he was looking for a reaction then why would it make sense for these people to give him exactly what he wants?
@@wandajaximov4527 ......
After finishing the video I couldn't be more proud of the leaders that ultimately showed up. Super professional and love that they were looking to learn from it. Well done.
Awe you shut the door on me. Poor guy.
THIS AUDITOR IS DOING VERY WELL.
McHenry gets an A(?) for being the human equivalent of sticking your finger an inch from someone’s face and repeating “I’m not touching you, I’m not touching you…”
if thats how you saw this, dont work customer service because you will catch a charge
@@anarchium_wellsquestCharge for what?
@Tragicarp either being aggressive with a customer, or making a false emergency call, with your sensitive ass
Escalates encounter- 2 minutes later "now everyone why don't you de-escalate things"
asking pointed questions is escalation? to the point of requiring police? snowflakes like you are why we need auditors, you misfits need to leanr when it is and isn't inapprpriate to call the police cause your feelings are hurt
Cops pointing guns at people is ( somehow) not a threat, but a citizen asking questions is being " combative".
Asking the same question multiple times despite already getting an answer actually is combative.
@@goodolbrad3
Does anyone think that a panic button needed to be pushed for a guy being a bit argumentative???
He was combative. You could also say he acted like an idiot.
@@daverobson3084 Granted, the panic button did not need to be pushed, but the auditor was being insufferable!
@@nymusicdude
Not really. He was being mildly annoying. You must never have worked in public service. This was mild as mild can mild. Most fast food workers put up with worse on a daily basis than these snowflakes did here. I work in EMS and this wouldn't even show up on my radar as a " bad " encounter with the public. Well, not until the idiot pushed the panic button.
I hope the dude gets a payday, but his behavior was C at best. He successfully provoked a reaction from an old Karen in city government, but let's not pretend he didn't start shit over an office worker shutting a door after he goobered his way through their work space
Its the tax payers work space.
This guy is a dork
you can relate to him it appears.
@@malahammer Did you really just “no you” him? Lmfao
Been said a number of times, but a lot of these 1A auditors are just needlessly antagonizing people--including cops--for RUclips engagement. There was nothing untoward transpiring here until he came in knowing full well he was making people uncomfortable & hoping for a reaction.
Yes, of course it's wrong to violate his 1A rights. That should be stopped w/out hesitation.
But he created this situation just for clicks. And I think AtA should have called this guy out. What he was doing was unnecessary. Save the audits for actual infractions. We shouldn't be celebrating this man.
Amen.
15:59 "I call myself a journalist" lol ok buddy and I'm writing this comment so I guess that makes me an author
Love this comment. I'm all for auditing when it's done right. This guy's feelings were definitely hurt when the ladies shut the door on him. And they should've been honest and told him how they were talking about how cringey his behavior was.
@@rixmail93292 and their comments would have bounced right off of him.
It's his right to be annoying and cringey.
Why are you even watching these videos if you don't pay attention to them.
Good lord.
Nothing but admiration for chief and sheriff!
Finally, officers that know and uphold the law!
They're learning thanks to 1st amendment auditors.
If auditors didn’t say “I’m working on a story” I’d respect more of them.
If they were just honest.
the story is "i am a man with a camera, watch how little it takes for police to be called on me (illegally)" which is a sociological story about people being incredibly entitled to comfort over the rights of others.
@@anarchium_wellsquest now it's honestly as sooth brained as the people they claim to be busting.
@@stupidmonkey8057 no, this was a perfect audit
@@anarchium_wellsquestWhat comforts do you give up for people’s rights, oh most pure one?
Law trumps feelings. That sums it up.
This is the reason everone cannot be a leader, great example of a leadership ❤
He wanted to make the employees uncomfortable. He wanted to see what they would do if he kept pressing that discomfort button.
Isn't that the point of auditing, to see who can handle legal actions taken in their building? He didn't break any laws. You don't have to like him
Yeah, and that's called being a creep. They didn't consent to being part of his social pressure test.
Yeah like if some dude came up to my desk with a Camera I'd be a little uncomfortable especially if he came back in being like "are y'all talking about me?". Gives off a "I'll meet you in the parking lot" sorta vibe
@@thedancingsousa Actually yes they did the moment they decided to work there
@@CaptainAdmiralMango signing on as an office worker at a municipal building is not giving a blank check to any random passerby to be uncomfortable. That's like saying it's ok for boomers to abuse retail workers because they took the job and that's part of it. No it isn't. Their job isn't to entertain creeps. Their job is whatever their job is, and this creep happened to be there trying to force them into his social experiment. Keep your kinks at home with people who consented.
I'm only a few minutes in, but this dude was trying to get arrested. I get that he has the right to be obnoxious, but these auditors' videos are so much more powerful when they're respectful AND THEN get the cops called.
That dude is just tryna pick a fight.
Honestly... I'm impressed. A fair, respectful cop