Officers Arrest Man for Asking for Directions
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California v. Hodari D- bit.ly/39QtPgl
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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 84.710- bit.ly/3DEHZPf
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I think this might be a joke call the cops three men with guns get down here quick, all you're interested in parking eh, pretty sure you got a warrant give me your ID, f these commies there needs to be real consequences for these people legally if it's ever going to change
@@Speedster189
As to the video, I could understand how the clerk thought this guy may need mental health assistance.
Giant parking lots but he can't find a place to park?
Bizarre. Most mass shooters have mental health issues by default.
Creating conflict for conflicts sake is pathetic.
Blah Blah Blah,... video upon video upon video,... continues to show public that law enforcement totally lacks any REASONABLE sense of the very laws, they're suppose to enforce. No lawyers, No Judges seem to want to stop ANY of these constant violations of Rights. WTF?!
When will you go beyond "fundamental mis-understanding of the law"? Don't you see, they simply don't like being questioned or assertion of citizen's rights. Time and again that is the underlying cause - Big egos. As an auditor, if you can't identify the problem, what use is your recommendations or opinion?
The city employee was not alarmed. She was annoyed. She used an emergency system to call for police help simply because she was annoyed with a customer. She should be charged for an intentional false emergency call.
".... and Mrs. Grungus gets a C- for being a reaaaaaal B-word!"
Yeah, if she truly believed it to be a prank situation, tell him they are done talking and for him to leave. Call the cops only after he fails to leave.
she had good cause to
@@jackpeterman6977 What was the cause then?? Her being pissy and bitchy to the gentleman?? I mean everyone has a right to be bitchy and angry but calling a police just you are bitchy and angry leaves a bad tastes in everyone's mouth...
@@jackpeterman6977 bootlicker alert
The woman at the front desk seemed like she never once had human interaction.. she basically sits her ass there and collects a check.
ong 💀 she called the cops so quick like???
Npc for sure
It still baffles me how these people with no knowledge of how rules and laws work , actually get a job in the very departments that are meant for their upkeep.
The guy had really poor social skills as well
Yeah honestly all the guy needed to do was ask if he would be fined for parking over 2 hours. But that lady was lame af. Definitely still on his side. some kind of poor social skills don't warrant getting arrested.
This all started with a city hall employee that was lazy and didn’t want to be “bothered” to help a person.
I don't think that's entirely true here. This video is edited and doesn't show her answering his questions to where he could park. It also edits out where he kept talking over her rudely. She isn't the problem here. The officer and her co-worker are the problems.
@@bear3663 Ah yes, when someone is a bit unruly in their diction, we should call the cops on them. well done sir, well done
@@bear3663fascists like you are always exposing themselves. Good for you. Stay away from the public.
Auditer: "am I detained"
Cop: "no, but I order you to sit down, you can't leave, and you're under arrest for asking too many questions"
“Where do I park?”
“Are you pranking me?”
Ah yes. The classic prank. Asking where to park.
Right next to asking if parking is valid due to lack of visible signs prohibiting it, and then getting the reply, if you wanna get towed.
Completely neutral and absolutely non- escalating language there👍
it never gets old.
😂
@@Roamr1720right lol
I DISAGREE!
*runs away*
The city hall employee, a public servant, who called the police should be fined for making a false report to the police.
I doubt that’ll happen . She’s sitting there doing nothing all day
I'd sue her and the police.
Well, I wouldn't say she's doing nothing all day. I mean, she scratches her crotch and plays solitaire on the computer.
@@peternicholas3858 sounds like a job I need
She needs to be educated along with the officers, then when they repeat the action they should be fired. This is why people dont trust, respect or like Leo's.
The dude: "I want to be a law abiding citizen. Can you help?"
The cops: "Obeying the law is illegal, you're under arrest."
The irony lol
He went to city hall to say "I'd like to spend more than 2 hours in your town, but I can't find any parking". Their response was to give him a room for the night.
@@ToomanyFrancis you forgot to mention clean clothes and two meals.
This is so stupid Im out of words...
😂🤣😂
"am i being detained?"
"no"
"okay, bye"
Didn’t work here, cop had an inflated ego and a tool belt equipped designed to hurt people. Doubt that would’ve went well if he tried to exit with the guy blocking the entry way..
"Do you wanna show me YOUR driver's license?"
Dude's a legend for that one! 🤣
It's one of his schticks [= love it
This channel name is literally "exchange ID's with Travis Hines"
in one video he gave a cop the letter I and D cut out of paper when asked for id
What a toxic department. From the front desk lady calling him “irate” to the unlawful actions of the officers…this town NEEDS help.
I know, irate?!?! I was like are you kidding me!!!!!! He wasn’t irate, she must not know what irate IS!!!!!
@@Gunship888 Agreed 100%, front desk lady should’ve just answered his questions and asked him to move on, same for the police…… I mean seriously! The guy had very simple questions, answer them and send them on his way,done!
Now if they answered his questions, and he wanted to continue his weird 2hour parking spot witchhunt, and not leave, then you have a case of him being a nuisance, That’s different.
Why did he go in there with a camera on his shirt? He wanted a problem and that’s what he got. These videos annoy me sometimes
@@Maggie_b He went in with a camera on the shirt no different than police using their own body cams, he wears a camera so when abuse of power like this occurs if needed in court he has is own angle of all the events that unfolded, You're a small minded simpleton, living in a bubble called America. Outside in other countries EVERYONE who drives actively has a dash cam because hit and runs and this kind of corruption is everywhere. He can use all of this footage to sue the police department involved and have something called a PAYDAY. Especially since they are CIVIL SERVANTS AND WORK FOR YOU. You are allowed to Record them. Period. You're their boss. Not the other way around. You're brain washed by the media into believing they have power over you. When you get into an altercation and remind them of their position their demeanor tends to change. Been there and done that, never had any problems when they were hit with a reality check. Especially when they knew they were in the wrong and i wasn't afraid to threaten suing them. Stand firm and learn your Constitutional Rights It'll save you more than you know.
@@Maggie_b How did he want a problem? Camera doesn't matter if he is just asking a simple question about parking and having a conversation.
The fact she even buzzed the cops is what's wrong here. A simple, "I'm sorry. I don't know too much about that, but I can find out for you. Just give me a minute." Like why did you immediately give up and escalate the situation?
Agreed. She should have called a supervisor.
He had a really weird vibe, and it seemed like he had ulterior motives. How is she supposed to know what those motives are? Notthing wrong with what she did, the cops escalated the situation.
@@manman478 Weird vibe how? Awkward maybe, but there wa nothing suspicious about him
@@manman478 we should call the cops on everyone who sounds socially awkward or just tired, let's start calling cops on truckers when they're in public since they're typically tired from long drives
@@manman478 he was asking a simple question, you’re the type just like the lady
Imagine getting "alarmed" by a civilian asking about parking. People in the UK would be laughing at her.
Yeah, totally Everyone in the UK is perfect obviously.
@@shredhead21 well good thing that’s not what they said
America is a lie. It brags about freedom but fails to mention that freedom is only for the favored.
People in the US are laughing already LOL
Yeah. Laughing while getting arrested for posting memes on social media.
"You're under arrest for being an inconvenience!!!"
Imagine getting arrested for talking about your concerns about the town's parking rules at town hall. This is so sad
But she sure loved it.
to protect and arrest
Bit wierd how he worded it tho , not to arrest but still strange
Police: No you wont be charged, you can park here for more then 2 hours
Person: Ahh, okay thanks, then we are good and its settled.
Police: WhAt?! NOT ON MY WATCH
He was rambling. He never once stated a concern.
I understand his question. Here it is - "I'm going to the library and might be there for a while..because I like learning things. Are there any parking places that don't have a two hour limit?" ...That is what he was arrested for.
His fault for being aggressive
If he asked the question as you have written it, the interaction would have been over in 30 seconds.
You understood his question after the extra explanations with the officers. If I was behind the counter initially, I would not have gotten that. I had no idea what he was asking about without the extra context. He could have been more clear in his question. The officers are full of crap after that though.
@@ihateyou3976 LOL, when was he aggressive?
bruh with how he was talking to the lady i would have never came to that conclusion. its not until the cops show up where he clarifies his question.
From this channel (and lived experience) I’ve learned that…
it’s a crime to:
be disabled, mentally distressed, anxious, traumatised, Black, elderly, assertive (especially if you’re female), emotional, have a speech impediment or cognitive impairment, be a victim of s*xual abuse, be aware of ones rights or be unafraid to express ones views.
"All in the land of the free. "
@@tucarnal7454 Indeed 🙄
Oh and wear a body camera!
Womp womp
You're forgetting "have a question about parking".
'Officer Harris' needs some years of jail time for impersonating a police officer.
Im from Germany and the problem I see with police in the US, is that they escalate situations when they should be the CALM ones in the engagement. You shouldn’t get emotional or personally offended when you are a cop.
I am from Germany, too. This sh*t happens here either, even though you have to study 3 years at least to get thrown on the streets as a cop. Police with power hungry egos are not just limited to the United States. Furthermore, Germany is a stop and ID country. German police officers can demand your identification, if you look or behave suspicious to them.
@@callyacaos5339 I mean we often refer to Nazi Germany as "papers" this is Nazi Germany!
Overly sensitive people seem to ignore all sense of logic and thought process.
@@callyacaos5339 in all my life i've never seen police escalate the situation here in Europe if only more i only hear the other party often escalate worse. most people just behave once the police arrive. in all the video of America it's always the police escalating. maybe it's cause not many just film police in Europe.
@@kyoyaposter1701 I can assure you, this happens in Europe, too. Police brutality, or illegal authoritarian behavior by police is not just limited to USA, China and Russia. It happens in every country on the world, because people who should never have gotten cops did become cops.
Maybe you will find some files of overly use of force by police for your country, or state.
As someone who is autistic and has problems with being socially normal, I do fear being in a situation similar to this. Being stopped by an Officer, acting awkward or nervous, and the cop taking that as suspicious behavior is one of my fears.
Same here. In my view mass media is to blame for all of this. We think any awkward or odd man is some kind of rapist, terrorist, criminal or whatever because of all the doom and gloom on the news but that kind of stuff isn’t as common as it seems.
I wonder that constantly. Like I drove up to Hoover Dam and at the security check, they asked if I had any weapons in the vehicle and I said "I don't think so" and he was immediately alerted and insisted I give a straight "no" unless I wanted to be searched.
@@willcarlton3906 "it's the quiet ones you've gotta look out for"
This guy is not autistic nor does he have asburgers… He just came in with an attitude… As soon as the cops came in, he became much nicer
So I have a story that happened to me, and this is a CRAZY story: So I have autism as well. Back when I was 15 (I am over 25 years old now), I was out jogging in my neighborhood to get some exercise when all of a sudden, a police officer drove by, got out of his car, and confronted me. He accused me of stealing items from a parked car, and didn’t want to show me proof that I did it. I told him many times that I didn’t steal anything, but he kept insisting that I did. I felt afraid of him because he towered over me. Plus, I have social issues and a stuttering problem. Anyways, he got my information and then it got really weird… He wanted to know where I lived and “needed” proof that I lived there. I wish I knew my rights at the time, but I didn’t. I wish I had the education back then to know what my rights were. So I felt forced to let him in. My dog tried to attack the officer, and I saw the cop reach for his gun. Me being the selfless idiot I am covered my dog to protect her from any harm. The officer didn’t shoot. No one else was home when I came back home, but the TV was on and there was dinner made on the stove. The officer asked me “Who’s cooking?!” I told him “No one.” I wanted to record him, but he threatened violence against me. I was so afraid. After he left my house, I called my mom immediately to take me to the nearest police station to tell them what happened. I was crying. The officer showed up there. After the officer saw me crying, he then tried to accuse me of being high on drugs just because my eyes were red from crying. I told him “I was crying, you idiot.” After that whole day, the officer was fired.
I am glad karma got to him, but it didn’t change the fact that I feared him so much. I told myself to get educated on the law and my rights after that and to never fear any bad cops ever again.
As someone who works in retail and if I called the police on all the customers who made me uncomfortable, put their hands in my face, screamed at, and even threatened me we would have to have a police detail posted permanently at the store.
This man didn’t even do anything close to that.
You can have them trespassed
@@slumz12 only if management believes the offense is “serious” enough
Missouri law says a person commits the crime of disturbing the peace when you get on the cops nerves by knowing your rights
i mean, getting a call that wont resolve quickly for a report is disturbing the peace with paper work and having to stand when they could be relaxing in a car.
not giving them id means they cant pretend to be doing work, so they have to make up work instead which means REAL paper work instead of just looking for problems where there are none.
Blocking his exit is illegal. These officers are that concerned all because a citizen has a discussion because of a parking concern. This is absolutely absurd.
Has to be the whole establishment, the lady he talked to in the beginning obviously made his request sounds hearty/heafty. I saw a girl in the back smiling away as this citizen is being cornered by dirty cops left and right. The whole team seams sheisty, never once did the officers show a shimmer emotion or of humanity or a smile nothing to show that this was a simple light situation
Just because one person was smiling doesn’t mean that he wasn’t disturbing the peace or needed a welfare check (I’ll leave that argument up to a prosecutor and not some RUclipsr).
Additionally, if Mr. Hines has nothing better to do than get arrested and spend the night in jail maybe he should try getting a job. Perhaps then he wouldn’t be living in his car! I hope the city hall issued him a trespass which a city business is permitted to do . There’s another video on ADA in which another one of these nut jobs is issued a 1 year criminal trespass for a very similar situation.
@@slynn5138 He could have been a whole lot clearer at the outset, but I don’t understand how politely asking a question can lead to a criminal trespass. Especially as he did try to leave when he realized that he overstayed his welcome but was blocked from doing so.
@@johnbarone7602because the Police are fully aware of this guy and what his intentions are. He runs around town with his video camera asking ridiculous questions trying to get people to call the police on him so he can film his interactions with the Police and post them on his RUclips channel. Not illegal but a complete waste of taxpayer resources.
Nowadays, guys that act in such a manner are nothing new to the Police. This department has more than likely met with the District Attorneys and discussed how to best achieved their goals (to leave) without violating his civil liberties. I m
It’s very unfortunate that guys like this take FULL ADVANTAGE of our great Constitution to make RUclips videos.
@@slynn5138 You're such a trololo
We can all agree that the root problem was the employee who became irritated because the man wasn’t communicating and submissive in the way she wanted. Unfortunately I think we’ve all encountered this exact personality type at least once in customer service.
I don't agree with that, but I understand why people do. The video was edited in a way that makes her look bad. People watch this video and assume that she didn't answer his questions to where he could park when she had.
She wasn’t that bad, didn’t even understand what the parking guy was trying to get out of the interaction lol. He’s an idiot.
@@booprice5473 After watching the un edited version, I agree. He was being a bit of a pest.
@bear3663 I dunno if it's a full video into johnny five o reaction in the linked playlist, but it looks like it (Original one is blocked). And i see the question answered only in the last minute before cops arrive (there was mentioning of some covered parking but without mentioning where it is). Then he specifies information about parking spots just before the building entrance and only last 20 seconds of conversation are complains about parking situation being bad but with problem being fully resolved. Well, it is fair if worker doesn't want to have a small talk on this topic and asks to end the conversation, but she instead calls police becouse customer doesn't end it himself and keeps talking.
Even if "is this a prank?" can be translated as "I don't sure about if parking here is really bad, but guess I've answered your question, if I'm right may I continue with my work?" I think it's much more reasonable to expect receptionist to being able to say things derect if nessesary, than any confused passerby to form questions direct and don't dare to mix it with unnesesary small talks linked to them even if he is a type of guy who loves so, or at least undertand non verbal signals of receptionist. This is kinda that receptionist job to deal with questions of any kind of people, including the "I can't form direct question about my problem and also love to talk" guys. The situation might ended without insident if receptionist could've handled guy speaking more than one sentence.
Yes but the police officer was a real dickhead about it too
Where can I park? “You’re under arrest!”
i think the point of the matter he was concerned about was if he would get a parking ticket for being parked longer than the posted 2 hour limit.
What kind of mad man would try to park in this day and age? This situation has some "Rambo: First Blood" energy.
And police wonder why people don't trust them . . .
Officer Harris body language says it all. He came in there fully looking to escalate the situation, and make an arrest.
Any pig who stands like he does is probably corrupt. Never met a cop who stands like that and isnt corrupt.
he simply wanted to run for warrants........dumb donkey
Pure authoritarianism from that officer, his stance and positioning said it all before he even opened his mouth
Pathetic, probably gets no respect anywhere else
They sometimes get push to arrest just to mske statistic numbers
"We got a call and I'm here. Obviously that means someone is getting arrested." -Most American cops
This is a totally valid way for a state to run conflict resolution., if that state isn't overly concerned with legal rights or freedoms. Our state purports to be founded on them.
or murderd
@@TrogdorBurnin8or you know, while you're in part right, it's also very much a cultural thing. I live in russia, and it's not normal to behave so antagonistically from the start even here, and our police force is atrocious.
Arrested or shot
Confirmation bias... you never hear about the times that never happens because no one cares...
This poor guy was nervous and had no idea what to ask. I feel so sad for him.
He isn't a poor guy. Well he is because he has no jib and he's homeless but what I mean is he is a frauditor that goes around to record his encounters for clicks and views. He got what was coming to him.
Casual Civilian: "Hey, is it okay to park here?"
Police Officer: "... and I took that personally."
I'm autistic and have a lot of the same issues speaking and phrasing my questions. This is honestly one of the scariest encounters I've seen. I've been called names, been talked down to and asked where my parents are as an adult hundreds of times because of my speech. This is another level and really alarming that this could happen because I need help
This is exactly why I like Travis Heinz channel; he asks logical questions of public service workers, sometimes in a way they find annoying/challenging to their perceived authority but never aggressively. These are questions that can be answered with patience but some workers choose to treat him as less than worthy of human decency. He exposes those individuals (and a few good people too!) These horrid encounters would be unbelievable if not filmed!
Disability rights n just treating some nicely is seriously lacking in modern societies, especially when people think they know u have a autism etc... They see that as a green light to a cert them self as a sudo adult or they are superior, it's sad to see all this potential talent being wasted by dogmatic ideas and stereotypes, I mean I have autism and can speak three languages badly lol
Just remember anyone who treats you of less respect because of a disability, is a total pinecone. RUclips made me edit my comment to keep it more respectful,hence why I used the word pinecone.
at first I thought this guy was being an idiot but your comment gave me a different perspective. we are all different and we synthesize situations differently. we all deserve to be treated w.respect and patience. God's blessings and God's Love to You.
Do you know this person is autistic for a fact or you just assume it?
"I won't get a ticket, alright. Then we're good."
"I need your license."
And that was the moment it went from any reasonable investigation of a potentially unruly persons into a "Now I'm just going to bug you until you create a scene in which I can arrest you."
He saw a potentially easy target and took a shot at it, like fools do
Yeah I was blown away that it didn't end there. Harris there really is a Moron. It should have ended. But instead he escalated it? I had some Law Enforcement Training when I was in the Army, and I'll NEVER forget what my Instructor told us. "Most of the issues you see with law Enforcement is Lack of Training." That is EXACTLY what we have here. Lack of Training, or Wilful Ignorance.
Exactly. Up until then I was like "this all seems relatively reasonable". The guy did come in pretty hot on the lady at the front desk, I don't think she was completely out of line thinking she was being pranked. But once the cop asked for the license it all went to hell.
I notice that the man didnt get to say "will I get a ticket if i parked longer than 2 hours" to the lady before she buzzer and ask security to come over or something because the guy was talking in a tone where he's distressed whether he will get a ticket for parking longer than the sign is
@@cloroxusthestainlessone4324 its a lot safer than going after dangerous criminals like the one shooting up the uvalde school. the police should have been this bent on identifying that guy.
Keep in mind that every time a cop escalates a situation, or threatens to criminalize otherwise innocuous behavior, you are being threatened by a man in a costume with a gun. he believes that he is justified and can do whatever he wants to you because he is wearing his costume, and all his other costume wearing buddies all believe that too, and will back him up and participate in abusing you for your own good, and the good of everyone else whom they will abuse at a later date.
My jaw dropped
When he said he spent a night in jail. The dude was literally trying to follow the rules
Person: "Hello, what are the parking rules around here?"
City Hall Receptionist: "You are emotionally distressing me and I'm calling the police."
I would love to hear her tell this story to other people. "this guy guy tried to pull this wild prank on me" "okay grandma."
"it was so crazy he was like 'uhh 2 hour parking???' so crazy right???"
Shut up Becka
Lol he was talking nonsense purposefully not asking a direct question to see how she would react, he was basically doing an employee conduct check which she clearly failed but understand that this was completely on purpose I don't see how people don't realize that when he was obviously not talking normally lol
@@thraxberserker9960 is english your 2nd or 3rd language?
the reason i ask is i could understand what he was asking for quite clearly and no he wasnt talking nonsense he was asking quite simply if there was anywhere local that he could park for longer than 2 hours as the signage was slightly unclear as to where was 2 hour stay and where wasnt.
also fyi not everybody is totally eloquent when they ask questions some do as you say not talk normally
@@gregdunn401 Read my comment again very slowly, he PURPOSEFULLY made it unclear what his exact issue was in order to see how well the public employee could handle the situation, at the beginning of the video he was avoiding asking a direct question multiple times then he clarified after interacting with the police officers because at that point he had already got what he needed.
If I pass my criminal procedure class in law school I'm going to owe a big debt of gratitude to this channel. You're doing a great service I exposing these police officers and also explaining to the American public what their rights are.
Travis is my favorite non-auditer. He never instigates conflict. He pushes back on real issues (like where to legally park overnight) and he never curses, raises his voice, or disrespects individuals. I too applaud his behavior. A+
"Is this a prank?" she asked while simultaneously invalidating a customer's query and abandoning all pretense that she's responsible for anything more than collecting an easy paycheck. She's concerned about the body cam he's wearing and yet she helped create a situation in which his body cam become invaluable.
She literally looks at him as if he's speaking in hieroglyphics when all he is doing is asking a couple simple questions about where he should park, it's just infuriating how unhelpful and unprofessional she was considering she's employed as a clerk for the city hall..
@@Cynsham By simple you mean, mumbling, meandering, and confusing, then ya, you are completely correct.
What did you expect from a govt employee?
Care and service?
Is this a prank title of the video is arrested for asking directions but he didn't ask for any direction witch he could have Google it on his phone. Instead he talked about two hours parking. There are sign posted for two hours parking he didn't need to go into a police station unless he wanted to make the police officer look bad for his RUclips channel for views and clicks.
@@matthewpaine6908 He literally asked about "two hour parking signs" and offered to show pictures of the signs.
Your comment is the only confusing thing about this video.
I’d say this guy could be assessed as “socially awkward” at the worst. Cops insisting on identifying people is the best way to unnecessarily escalate any situation.
no. it's a youtuber causing civil unrest on purpose for the sake of views.
he deserve any shit he gets
Bullshit. The cops violated his rights
@@Flips44 some people shouldn't have rights
@@darkracer1252 Think about what you just said bud. REALLY try to use those cobweb infested gears of yours.
@@acumennova3929 i don't need to. i stand by it.
there are lots of people crowding this earth. wasting oxygen and taking up space without contributing anything what so ever.
and the world would have been better off if we did abortions up to 18 years after birth.
just a random iq test. you fail it? well then join the reject pile like the spartans in 300
I love how judges and prosecutors alike will laugh at this and dismiss but not do anything to make things right for the man held all day and night in jail
A city employee couldn't answer a simple question so she called the cops. Karen
The lady did answer his questions to where he could park ,even though he kept talking over her. This was edited out.
That city hall employee is not fit for the job. She should be immediately fired or moved somewhere where she can't hurt the public.
She's hostile and socially awkward too. Socially awkward people never mix well.
why? she isnt in charge of parking.
I am surprised her name isn't Karen 😂
@@jimhunt1592 yea. She and Karl would be a team!!
My guess is that she is the City Clerk. That's an elected position so people actually voted her into that position if I am correct. You can't fire an elected official they have to be recalled in a recall election or they have to be pressured to resign.
You know at first I wanted to know why he was so concerned about the parking situation. Until I heard he was living in his car THEN I would completely understand why he would ask
He might not claim to be an auditor for whatever reason, but he is. Does he want to stand up or doesn't he?
The video gives me chills. How quickly something nonchalant can be ESCALATED by law enforcement.
You can avoid that by not being so passive aggressive towards them as if you're looking for trouble. He's partially at fault for this.
@@VeraxMusic at what part was he being passive aggressive? I genuinely don't see it. Maybe I missed it.
Cute the law where it’s illegal to be passive aggressive
The cops do this to law-abiding folks all the time. We live in an oppressive police-state.
@@VeraxMusic no he's not, police officers do not have power themselves, they represent the community's political power and protect their integrity. If you want to be passive agressive, there's no fathomable reason an officer should be able to escalate the situation and arrest you, we live in democracy. And he wasn't passive agressive
This guy has such a strange way about him but they weren't very kind in dealing with them. No need to arrest him. He was polite. He's just kind of a strange dude.
True!
He is seeking attention. Has camera ready. Probaly looking for easy lawsuits. Sure the police is wrong here. But these people do it on purpose
Indeed, I honestly couldn't understand what he wants!
@RepaleoN Halo mini bootlicker here
@@repaleonhalo9754 Do you go through life making blatant assumptions? Because that's a fool's life to live.
I have never seen a more innocent man harassed and jailed.
How are police in America not completely ashamed to look themselves in the mirror daily after actions like these?
Because they shit gold and live in their own little kingdoms
Look at his RUclips channel. This guy isn’t innocent. He’s up to no good stirring up trouble where ever he goes.
@@johnbcardin
Watching THIS video. What did you find wrong with his actions?
Cause the ones on other countries like the UK will arrest you for a Facebook post
@@blasfame1 I kinda feel like this guy wanted this to happen. The woman behind the desk even asked if this was a prank. Why walk into city hall and say the town has a problem with the roads and parking? Thats just not a logical thing to do, especially from an out of towner. If he wanted to find out the best parking at the library...why not ask the library? I just don't understand his actions and feel like he was baiting.
He was just pointing out that he was confused by their big city parking rules and checking where he could park longer than 2 hours. If you watch his original vid that's what any reasonable person would have realised his issue was, and he was never irate. Rambling, odd, strange yup guilty of all three, but none of those are criminal offences. Those staff need customer service training and the cops need training in your constitution.
Yeah exactly, arrested for being confusing?? People in the comments really support that lmao
Dunno man he seemed cringey and trolly. The officer saying “are you pranking me right now” took the words out of my mouth. The guy just made me cringe so I had to stop watching after that.
any nobody got time for his bullsht
For real, some people have social anxiety or other disorders that can make their speech a bit confusing. Definitely shouldn't be arrested for that.
@@GrandHuevotes, so, are any of what you're saying arrestable offenses? That's the real issue, dunce.
"Ok, Im willing to exchange IDs"
"Face the wall" 😂
So you want the ID or not? 😂
I hope these officers learned a valuable lesson. Not to violate people’s rights
I like how the police can just hold you in jail and they can drop the charges with no repercussions
Exactly. And being in jail for even 8 hours can have drastic effects on someone's life.
There is too much strength in numbers. This is why the police are not scared. They have backup. They never expect the public to have backup. Make them fear like you do, and things will change fast.
Yup...good luck finding an affordable lawyer willing to sue the police for an unlawful arrest. There are no repercussions.
Srsly, wtf is up with that??
yess thiss is a major problem. and to sue for defamation or libel it is extremely expensive. see my channel, its happening to the guy who made the video.
"i need to run your id to see if you have warrants"
thats "guilty until proven innocent"
shame on them!
Same stuff happens in my small town, also thats what happens when you let people become police officers without proper training and they think the badge let's them do whatever they want
typical behavior from the world's largest GANG
My question is did we watch two different videos. And are you deaf.. the title of the video is arrested for asking directions but he didn't ask for directions he talked about two hours parking. Now if he was lost and he needed directions he could have Google his directions. Instead he talked about two hours parking. Unless he did it to try to make the police officer look bad for views and clicks.
And the thumbnail says "I'm just trying to park " lol can't make up our minds on which is it lol
@@rondolan4489 he asked for directions tho. he asked "where" he could park for longer than two houres.
he could have used google? yeah ok so what? he can also ask a normal person for directions.
the police officers made themselves look bad by exaggerating this situation.
How dare you expect her to do her job
To be fair, she was helpful. Everyone else was awful. This video edited out where she answered his questions to where he could park, and him being rude and talking over her when she would speak.
How is he unable to convey what his "problem" with the parking is? Just clearly state what you want ...
Exactly. He talked in circles without ever getting to his point. No wonder they called the police on him. They must’ve figured he had mental illness.
Some people really aren't good communicators. He doesn't sound like he's good at getting to the point. I have a friend who can't ask a full question. She'd had been in trouble here!
I believe the employees at the city hall need to be graded too. The unprofessionalism and attitude presented to a member of the public is reprehensible. Then calling law enforcement to escalate the situation further shows lack of care for the public for which they serve. Time and time again, behaviors and false reports like this are the catalyst for rights violations, arrests, and violence at the hands of law enforcement.
Exactly!
100% agree here. 99% of encounters with City Hall, or something of the fashion, they neglect their duty to 'Serve' the public, and make the public out as criminals when there's zero need. They are the ones that escalate, and then police come, and all they know is how to violate rights and demand ID.
I disagree, the guy was being a karen and acting very suspicious. she was very and confused and probably a little afraid. she was just doing her job to collect a small paycheck to feed her family. she wasn't trying to be a hero or make a statement.
@@chadd990 nah, if the employee had just heard him out a little longer, she would have understood the situation and guided him to a valid parking lot. quit your leftist yapping please
Calling the police is a bit strong... particularly without first asking them to leave if that is what you want them to do.
I think many people don't understand that calling the police is escalating the matter.
But seriously, dude brings a GoPro to ask questions about parking? Really?
Travis is polite, and friendly.
The woman who described Travis' conduct as, irate, and called police....seems unreasonably distressed...she's dangerous...has poor capacity to interact with the public...should probably work from home...and find a therapist...before she gets someone hurt.
This is so stupid, after the cops got there they clearly saw he was polite and had legitimate questions about where he could park.
He’s also insane. All those words and nothing coherent among any of them lol. Like wtf is this dude even saying or talking about. I understand why the lady requested police help - he seemed deranged and was making so sense whatsoever.
And need to be charged with making a false call and misuse of resources. If she can't answer questions of someone who clearly don't live there then she needs to find another job.
@@stripeybeast He made complete sense he was asking about the local parking because it was all limited time parking he was trying to find a place to park where he wouldn't be ticketed lmao. Any half brained individual can see that is what he was asking about.
She's a "Textbook Karen"
He 100% should sue these POS’s
Lol can't believe all the support for this guy he literally travels the country looking for confrontation in carparks and this day he got his content probably after numerous encounters in different states. The cops are by no means all good but this guy is clearly just an attention seeker and deserved a night in jail.
Being an attention seeker is not illegal. I can see being annoyed, but as a public servant you can't arrest people for nearly being annoying. If we trample Constitutional rights for some, we trample them for all. It's the only way the Constitution works.
As someone who is super awkward and has a tough time communicating with others, this video plays into my fears perfectly. Just trying to do the right thing, understand how to do the right thing, and you still just get shit on. I feel for this man.
You can tell he's Canadian
He does come across as a bit to the woman though.
Maybe he's hangry or just super desperate to get out of his car.
It might have helped if he said he was a RUclipsr and that's the reason for the GoApro.
I would totally be pissed off if someone was filming me.
@@mde6006 he doesn't have to explain why he's filming though. He was gone with the woman. And just as well he did film...the idiotic woman called the police just for asking about parking.
He comes of as smug. When the women seems honestly confused with his question he gets even more smug. People need to learn to communicate better.
He knew he was going to act a certain way and got the reaction he wanted. It still could have been handled better though
Even though “no harm” was done to Mr Heinze the fact that he went to a public office to get advice on HOW TO COMPLY with the local parking guidelines and ended being clearly falsely arrested for harassment is deeply chilling.
I’m in the UK so this doesn’t affect me but it doesn’t lessen the absolute disgust I feel watching many of the interactions featured on this channel.
Idk how this was "no harm" when his rights got violated, he spent a night in jail, etc..
@@HelmuthGerka "No harm" as in didn't get punched, kicked in the head, knocked out, wrist snapped, recklessly taken down, ankle broken, shoulder dislocated, tasered, shot or killed.
@@HelmuthGerka Thats why "no Harm" is in quotes. Physical harm to his person.
The city still made money from him. He paid a fifty dollar fee for his bail. They kept his cash and gave him a check that he had trouble cashing.
@ joe2snj Absolutely agreed. And I'll add that living in America sucks.
He could have done a much better job articulating his problem to the reception. Walking up to someone with a go pro pointed at them and saying, “I’m confused about the 2 hour parking at library”, is a confusing situation in itself. What’s confusing him about the 2 hour parking? Why does he have a camera? What is the context of the question? Of course he was within his rights to act as he did but a reasonable person would be confused by his actions.
If he had asked the receptionist if he would be ticketed for parking longer than 2 hours with the same clarity he did the officer’s, this whole thing could have been avoided. The officer’s are clearly out of line but he didn’t help himself. His conduct and manner of speech towards the receptionist could have provided reasonable suspicion for public intoxication.
bro if i was asking for help and someone said "Am i being pranked, are you serious?" id just walk the other way you'll never get anything out of that person
Officers will NEVER stop this type of harassment, and training for them will never improve, until there are consequences.
The only “consequence” is a 2 week paid vacation and a hefty fine paid by taxpayers... Ridiculous system
There will never be consequences, they're the exact type of people US cops are trying to recruit.
the state is a business and just like working at a store that requires its employees to upsell an item they are promoting to make more sale, the cop doing a warrant check is not for the safety of the public but to generate income
Considering the size of the small town, I would guess that half of its police force was deployed to deal with Jeff. What a waste of resources.
@@CZpersi
They literally have nothing better to do. Most cops are a waste of resources.
"You are not being detained, you just can't go anywhere but here."
That... sounds like what it means to be detained.
"and 'sit Ubu sit' down there" even a dog would object to these maners:) Egos with guns.
Great Video!!
I am from Madrid, Spain and always I watch this kind of videos I can't simply believe how police can act like this. In my country this is unthinkable how police can act and treat you like this they look like gangsters it is insane.
Buah tío, no todo es blanco o negro, si ves solo videos malos sobre los gitanos entonces siempre vas a culparlos, al igual que con la policía, si siempre ves videos malos sobre ellos entonces vas a pensar que todos son malos, esto es un error tremendo, lo que se tiene que hacer es ser objetivo en la situación y ya
Imagine walking into a government building to ask a question and ending up in jail. All of the government employees in this video need to be fired.
And the sheriff comes out on this. Maybe the police station is right next to this building and they where bored.
The Auditor did sound slow, stupid, and his question really was not clear, but why the need for the police is beyond any reason.
@@kfelix2934 No kidding. Being weird isn't a crime. He was asking a legitimate question, just in an odd way.
@@prodbyglider I didn't know being weird was an arrestable offence. You learn something new every day.
@@prodbyglider Whoa, being a cop gives you supernatural powers? That's awesome.
@@LucaFox what are you talking about. If you were a cop who would you be more suspicious of, someone who acts like this guy (speaking incoherently with a gopro attached filming everything) or somebody who acts normally? The policeman were called in by that lady and had to react to the situation as they saw it, this guy defo made this encounter way more problematic than it needed to be.
No one has ever come in and asked her for directions, you can tells. That was probably the longest interaction she had with a person asking questions about parking, ever.
Not far-fetched. Maybe she got/picked that presumably eventless office job so that her own social deficiencies wouldn't cause issues. (Then again, she seemed to be working effectively at a reception counter.)
@@Dowlphin What the fuck are talking about?! Stupid people should be lawfully prevented from talking.
Yeah, probably. It's really not her job to intimately know where parking is or to know the city code. Thats the citizen's job
@@Dowlphin I have experience with small town municipal government, and one thing to know is that they often have high-turnover, since new employees are usually middle-aged secretaries who just got a basic business certificate, so they spend a year or two in a small town office until they gain enough experience to work in a city office.
These types often screw up everything in the office, especially by firing lifers in the office and replacing them with minimum wage employees because, on paper, that looks like fiscal saving (for the short term, until the actual work backs up because nobody knows what they are doing). And since they don't have ties to the local community, they just pack up and move when offered a better job elsewhere, leaving their mess behind.
I grew up in a small town here in Canada and I knew one clerk who basically ran the entire town for 40 years. Then some outsiders took over the office and forced that clerk into early retirement, which really hurt their pension. Then whenever I would go in that office, I would see 6 employees literally standing around, looking for things to do because they were so bored. They would even occasionally phone that old clerk up, saying they will pay them peanuts to come into the office for a day and train these people in how to actually do anything job-related. Then after the administrators piss off everybody in town by gauging taxes, they then move away. I bet they put "hiring manager" on their resume though.
She had 0 social skills it seemed like she didn’t even attempt to understand what he was saying just kept saying how she’s confused and no one else has had a problem.
Most police can’t handle being told no, and will illegally arrest you for telling them no.
"pulling my leg"🤣
Dude needs to sue 100%, doesn’t matter if he wins. These officers need to feel the HEAT
I hear heat can be applied better via a firearm
@@justicej9700 prison sentences come with that heat lol
@jimborooney7150 that's why you do it the russian stealth way so you don't get a prison sentence
Why didn't he just leave? He was obviously looking to get a rise out of the cop.
@@Etherchannelhe tried to leave the cop was blocking the entrance
This was infuriating to watch . It’s insane how people act when you hand them a badge or give them the slightest bit of authority.
What people?
@@renatoramos8834 all the members of law enforcement in these videos who score Fs because they try to abuse and misuse their authority.
@@decoysheep2023 Honestly the most infuriating to me was the woman he was talking to. What a dense broad.
@@decoysheep2023 Not people.
Why is no one talking about the women in the office? I mean lets be honest here.
Oh, come on. That guy was so obviously acting weird and talking nonsense on purpose to provoke a reaction he could film.
Some people aren’t good with communication. Got to take it with a grain of salt. But I’m glad you know what his thoughts were.
You should wait to do these videos until there's more conclusion. I know that sometimes these lawsuits take years to complete, but some of these are already years old. Maybe a Revisited or a closure episode for some of the past cases you reviewed. I really love the breakdowns that you do and the objective approach you take to both sides of the story
This is insane! The guy wanted to know if there was only two hour parking or some other parking option and they arrest him and hold him in jail overnight? What the hell is wrong with these people? If he has a question about parking and he can’t get more information then an arrest then where does he go to find out. If not them, than who? Why on earth did they imprison him for asking about parking?
That's not even what he asked though. He asked where to park and by all rights she should have said the library parking lot if there was none for the library, pay the meter or obey the time limit. Pretty simple. I have no idea why she called the police though it might have been in fear of a mentally unstable person.
They'll arrest you for breathing.. lol😂
@@HowToDecomposeAhumanBody the cops however, handled this extremely poorly.
Welcome to America 2023.
He’s obviously trolling them for a reaction he literally has a body cam. He got what was coming to him
The Secretary is awful. Her affidavit leading to the arrest is false, and she should be prosecuted.
Pagan law is irrelevant law.
@@hezekiawhite8207 what do you mean by that
hmm, I think the guy with the camera seems to be looking for trouble
@@k1mura92 see that is the problem. He is not doing anything ILLEGAL.
@@MooNwALKER.... he obviously shouldn’t have been arrested, but giving him an”A” felt like much to high a grade to me. It seems from this editing that the (question? complaint? - not clear) was “why is parking so crappy here and who do I talk to about my views that 2 hour limits are too short?”
That isn’t illegal, but if you act with the primary purpose to provoke and then someone IS provoked, that also isn’t “A” grade behavior.
Only in Missouri can you walk into a building, ask a question and get arrested for it.
You can just tell these cops have absolutely nothing to do
After viewing this, you can't help but ask yourself: Did I really watch a guy go into a City Hall to ask about parking -- and end up getting arrested? ... If it weren't so pathetically asinine, it would almost seem funny.
I don't think he should have been arrested but he could have worded his question to the lady a lot better. It was really confusing to me. I had no idea what the hell he was talking about and seemed really odd. He didn't ask her if he parks there for more than 2 hours will he get a ticket. I would have felt it was a joke too but I wouldn't have called the cops.
@@TheGhost2612000 maybe she thought he was on drugs
@@TheGhost2612000 Not wording a harmless question well is no reason to call the cops and have him arrested. Come on
If I didn't know, I would think this happened in the US. Oh wait...
Murica baby
Women “honey, we are lost, just stop and ask for directions.”
Man “I can’t, it’s illegal”
Honey ?
stop making it a gender issue.
to be fair, the dude filming couldn't articulate a question to save his life.
@@NordicFireDKK You can't be that dense. Right?
@@GWAANTotherocket yea he was acting strangely but didn't do anything to cause alarm.
How much did this arrest (and subsequent false arrest lawsuit) end up costing the local taxpayers?
government ignoring your rights means you have no rights
“…make sure you don’t have any warrants…”
That escalated quickly.
Also because they can only ask for it if they have proof of a crime
How are there any officers left today who don’t understand when they are authorized to require an ID? End qualified immunity and require police to maintain liability insurance so the taxpayers stop paying for the lawsuits.
Well likly these little pass by towns don’t have the bandwidth to support a RUclips video. Personally I’m more concerned about the the officers looking like relatives. Might be a single gene pool in that entire town.
It’s not that they don’t understand, they do. They just know that people generally don’t know their right, hell most cops don’t even know their Miranda right outside of the card they’re issued.
90% of these cops are simply out there winging it and doing whatever they want to do and almost always have their entire corrupt city behind them to support their extortion.
Right on!
You really think the police unions and/or city will make the officers pay for these insurance premiums?
Even if they did, the police would just demand a pay raise to offset this added cost.
Long-story short, this will make policing more expensive... which will end up costing taxpayers more money. This is fine and still a good idea.
But let's not pretend the cops are going to bear the financial burden, that just isn't going to happen.
Oh they understood they werent authorized to require an ID, they just didnt care. And when their authority is questioned they care even less and just do anything to assert their will upon whoever is questioning their authority.
When I first arrived in Calgary by Greyhound years ago, a cop pointed me in the wrong way after asking for directions. 😅
Idk why he was berating the library lady about parking. She can't do anything about it..
true, but there was ZERO reason to escalate it to a police matter. she is an awful person.
“I’d like to find a place to park.”
“Call the cops!”
“You’re under arrest!”
😂😂😂 that was a perfect little summary 👌🏻
That’s not at all what happened. He didn’t clearly ask a question until the police were already there. When he clearly asked his question he received a clear answer. He should’ve been allowed to go at that point. The police actions beyond that point in time revealed a problem with the police. Everything before that was intentionally brought upon himself
Based off this summary, why go ask for a parking spot?
@@HakunaMatataAquatics He wanted to go to the library right? Hes asking about the 2 hour parking spots. Hes asking to find a spot that he can park longer then 2 hours for lol! What tf im not even 5 minutes in
@@HakunaMatataAquatics
It’s not hard to understand that he’s asking where there’s places to park for over 2 hours.
Well, shoot. I spent 10 years working in retail management, I never once thought of just calling the cops because a customer was being obtuse or challenging. I was even hit by a customer and handled it all on my own. These people are worthless.
pigs are not people
@@altruismfirst6489 I meant the people working at city hall or whatever the hell that guy is.
That's what over-reliance to an emergency service for many decades, does to a mf.
Problem breathing? Call 911.
Neighbors won't shut up? Call 911.
Stubbed your toe? Call 911.
Brainwashed!
Oh they absolutely love escalation
It is important to add that in Missouri the Stop and identify law only applies to the Kansas City Metro Area. Why I don't know.
Never stand between a police officer and their secret arrest quota.
Shhhhhh!! We all know that quotas don't exist in law enforcement!!😉
@@taylorlibby7642 morals and human connection ALSO don’t exist.
Officers get promoted based on how many arrests they make.
@@debbiedonald5670 how did the winking face emoji at the end of that comment not tip you off to the sarcasm?
@@DenyThisFlesh Right? "Welcome to the internet. Someone who does not understand humor will contact you shortly."
No, no. This deserves much more than an apology from the city or the officiers if he even got that. This requires monetary compensation for his
time that was illegally taken away from him.
What ...2 hours worth... what's that...30$
@@ToxicAvengerCleanYourMind He was held overnight in jail. It ought to be a false imprisonment, but police are essentially always allowed to falsely imprison you, unless there is actual evidence that they deliberately falsely imprisoned you (such as a recording admitting it). Otherwise they can claim ignorance with impunity. When it comes to false arrest, ignorance of the law IS an excuse to violate it, if you're a cop.
Fuck compensation, take the badges down!
And 24/7 free parking.
@@josehernandezmartinez8719 ... near the library.
Poor dude didn't deserve this.
How about this fool just asking " is there any long term parking in town" rather than confusing this woman about what he really needed. His social skills were absolutely absent and then he escalated the problem with the officers. I think he came across having a few screws loose.
He was a lil screwy, but there’s no reason to call the cops ladies out of line for that one though
People need to learn how to have compassion and patience. This lady really called the police for something she assumed was a prank. Even if it was… over parking? Really?
She called the cops because he had an accent, recording, and to her memory since they don't enforce parking bans called the cops.
Instead of just answering a citizen when they come to your town hall on town's parking policy!!!!
Calling the police for a prank is rather overkill, eh...
@@maryseflore7028 That kind of just depends, but if she had the idea it was just a prank she should of trespassed him, given him the option to leave then call the police. Either way still a bs thing to do.
It's just nuts that there are no consequences for these abuses of power
@@Jdporte27 So how do you propose the police get policed? On their own…?
@@Jdporte27 "he chose to keep going" WHAT? He tried to leave at that moment and they blocked him and demanded ID. Did you even watch the video?
@@Jdporte27 Hot take by a boot licker
@@Jdporte27
There is nothing illegal about continuing to ask questions.
But he definitely didn’t get his answer. She said they don’t even exist.
Which is why I don’t really feel sympathy when a police officer dies on duty. Chances are s/he was a knob
i feel awful that this happened to that poor guy cause people have been saying he sounds “mentally challenged” and even if he *was* why’s that an issue? he’s clearly competent enough to drive and ask for assistance on something he’s confused by why should he be locked up for being anything if he even is
This guy is a walking audit. I loveit 😂
How is she confused by his question? It’s a very simple concern. She thought she was being pranked?? This lady is too comfortable sitting on her ass and doing nothing all day so when a really problem arises she gets confused and calls the cops
So, what was his concern?
It was non-existent. Intentionally. The dude lifes out of his car off youtube video revenue, making up conflicts to turn into clicks. That's the truth. That's why the conversation seemed so fishy. And that's what confused the woman.
@@kABUSE1 IT WASNT ILLEGAL. You're defending the actions of people in the wrong and it's sad.
@@stephengrigg5988 I am not. I am answering the question the guy asked, why the woman was confused. I didn't utter a single word whether his actions were legal or illegal.
She's raggn
@@kABUSE1 He wanted to study a topic at the library longer than 2 hours, the longest allowed parking in any spot downtown. She could've redirected him to speak to the library staff if she didn't to deal with him but instead she called the police. The Police could've signed one of their business cards and instructed him to leave it on the dashboard so parking enforcement would be aware that he needed to use the public facility longer than 2 hours but ask him to move his vehicle to another spot as close to the 2 hour allotment as he's able and return to his studies inside the library, apologizing for the inconvenience the limited parking provided to citizens and just let him be annoyed. Instead they arrested him for asking for solutions.
It's disgusting how often people make false claims to police to blow things out of proportion and get them into worse situations with the cops.
Happened to me on my first day on a job site… 5 cop cars surrounded me and my new “Boss”…😢
It happened to me. Except I was the VICTIM the whole time. And there was plenty of proof on that fact. Yet, in Canada, despite it being completely against the law, when you defend yourself with a weapon, the police will go out of their way to arrest the person who defended their life (even though they had every right to use a weapon to defend themselves, as long as they don't use more force than is necessary to get away) and not arrest, at all, the psycho who originally attacked the person. It took two years for my charges to be dropped, and only after I refused every deal they tried to throw at me. I'm not an idiot, I knew how horrible their case was. Besides, I could not agree to take any deals, when I didn't do anything illegal. Not only that, I wouldn't agree to any deal that made that woman look like a victim. I plan on suing the police and this woman, at least. Even though my charges were EVENTUALLY dropped, it ended up having very serious ,and permanent, effects to my permanent health!
what did blud do 😐
The power trip is real in every bit of officer Harris’s persona.
Every time I think the title is a clickbait, but it ends up not being the case haha