I just had a nice conversation with Joe Frei, the city Administrator for York Nebraska. He started off pushing that auditors are "aggravating" or "frustrating" trying to get the Police to "lose their cool". I think he finally HAD to concede that his position is wrong. I think I made him see that the public is turning on the police and if something is not done.....very bad things will follow!!
He never files a lawsuit he begs his watchers for money and he does nothing. I can't stand him or the way he does his audits he is not out there to correct them he is out there not working a job or anything except traveling around and begging for money. He could sue but never does. I never will support this piece of shit.
I've long called for the IA to be completely separate from the police force and building, that all complaints should be handled immediately and that if they fail to begin an investigation within 1 week of receiving a complaint that they are fired, that would prevent cheating.
Even in places where local "government" has put a "civilian review board" in place, only the most egregious offenses by police are confronted. The police union is more or less ALL POWERFUL.
Him and millions of other all across the United States don't make no sense to me why there's not some Authority group over the police the police the police
Yeah. In a lot of places the whole thing goes over fine, without incident. But you shouldn't have to worry if this place is going to harass you over it.
This officer had been terminated from the Omaha police department for multiple issues with his alcoholism. He went to rehand for three months while working for the department. He failed to show up to his required Alcohol Abuse classes regularly and failed to submit any proof of his attendance to AA as was required to maintain his employment. After that, he was found to be drinking and driving by a fellow officer, but he was let go without any charges. Instead, he was placed on paid administrative leave. After this, he failed to show up to any more of his counceling. Finally he was told he could resign or be terminated, and chose to resign so that he could go get his new job in York. Judging from his rosy red cheeks and aggressive demeanor, I would suspect that he has continued to abuse alcohol and is possibly under the influence of alcohol or other narcotics while on the job and carrying a gun, which would be a violation of a prohibited person in possession of a firearm. With cops like that around town I can only imagine what their criminals must look like.
@@dragoo1145 I got blocked/deleted I believe. All my comments are gone and it doesn't seem I can post more if I reference any particular names or places. Watch the video and look up the officer yourself.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yea... No one has ever complained about YOU, because *"YOU DON'T HAVE a COMPLAINT FORM AVAILABLE on PURPOSE to complain."* ROTFLMAO!!! 😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ironic that he came to the department looking for a complaint form, with no actual complaint, but left with several complaints and no complaint form...
I doubt most of these dumb cops are KNOWINGLY not following their own laws. I hope to assume that they are just extremely ignorant of them. Either way it's a big issue that requires IMMEDIATE fixing.
@@kristopherloviska9042 I've worked with the whole spectrum; dopes to great police. generalizing like that is the same mental thought process of racists. I think you can be better.
@@konagolden4209 Nice way to subtly call me a racist. (I wasn't aware cops were a race). ALL cops are corrupt to some extent. From the ones who take bribes all the way to the ones who turn a blind eye to the corruption. There is NO WAY you will ever convince me that every cop in a particular force doesn't know which of their fellow brothers in blue are dirty. That alone makes even the cops who are not "traditionally" considered corrupt also corrupt. Their duty is to protect and serve the PUBLIC, not their friends and co-workers. I would bet my last cent that even those "great" police you claim to have worked with know of fellow officers who do illegal things yet refuse to cross the "thin blue line" and report them to their superiors. But to be fair, even if they DID report such behavior, the police get to investigate the police, which brings me right back to protecting their fellow officers.
@@kristopherloviska9042 I didn't call you a racist. I compared you thought process to racists, the generalization of a group of people, without regard for the fact they are all individuals with different values, points of views, etc. Make stupid assumptions, post stupid answers. I don't care to convince you of anything. You've already demonstrated a closed and small mind. There's no point. What's YOUR system to address crime and provide justice?
They Been Doing this the Last 100yrs. They have no fear even with Body Cam, IT'S THE SYSTEM COPS, PROSECUTORS AND JUDGES that's the mistake people been making this one Bad Apple, their Wil Be no Consequences for His ACTION and he knows it!!!
All he is doing is being the equivalent to a secret shopper but for the police hierarchy. All they had to do was give him the form and he would have left. They were apparently so paranoid and guilt ridden though that they couldn't take the chance.
@thunderbird002 I never said it was an exact match. However, he was secret in the fact he was intended to be an everyman. A representative of the general public that has every right to expect competent and professional service. The onus is on the police officer to provide that. A business can ask your name that is correct however in the end they should still not know you are a secret shopper. They do get plenty of hints though since you engage in all areas but only walk out with a small cheap item. I used to be a secret shopper. I only broke cover one time when I saw something wrong with an important piece of signage. No, I don't remember what it was anymore. Too damn long ago. In the end though if he asked for a complaint form he should have been given one and left alone afterwards. No if ands or buts about it. It is not the officer's business what is written on it and should probably be returned in a sealed envelope addressed to the appropriate party/office/dept. Nobody else has a need to know before they review the form. This is also a specific type of audit in order to see what they would do in a specific situation. Fact is they failed.
@thunderbird002 The only way an ordinary officer needs to be aware of what is on the form is if HE is in charge of the investigation. Otherwise he is interfering and obstructing. There was also no indication that they recognised him specifically. Maybe they guessed he was an auditor but in that case they went out of their way to fail. I think we are just on opposite sides on this issue. Have a good afternoon and good fortune to you.
Agreed. This cop is out of control and I hope to God he got fired for this shit. So disturbing and all because they were asked about a complaint form??? Jesus, wtf is that cop thinking?
see you can put it both ways...the auiditor pushed the cop to get that type of response and people will always have a breaking point. Like the whole "are you trying to bump into me" as the cop walked past him. That was him purely trying to goad the cop into doing something. So when you poke at a bear, expect him to get angry. Also the second he tried to prevent the officer from running his tags/vin which is public knowledge and not protected by anything, and can be run by the cops at any point in time they feel like it. He at that point could have been charged with obstruction of a police officer and his partner that started cursing at the officer could have been charged with assualt, since cursing at an officer is seen as assault is some states.
@Batman's utility belt obstructing a police officer from doing their job. By him actively putting his hand over the VIN number and by her standing directly in front of the licence plate they did just that. Those things are public knowledge and the police and look at them or run them all they want and if you trying to prevent them from doing that, it's obstruction. Like I said he was antagonizing the officers, with the "are you trying to bump into me" stuff and other things that he was saying. Like I said they all could have done better with this EDIT: also some states made cursing at a officer a form of assault, while most things you say are protected by the first amendment, an officer may arrest you for it, it is usually at their disgression if they choose to do it or not. Remember for minor things an officer can just let you go, give you a in person appearence ticket or arrest you, all depending on how you act towards them. When they say be honest with me, it can be them trying to go easy on you.
@thunderbird002 he asked for a complaint form and was followed and intimidated for no reason, it was legitimate assault and intimidation, if a civilian hit another civilian because they were standing in front of something they would be arrested and charged. He was not attempting to file a false claim, he asked for the form to file a complaint, there is no reason to deny that to a citizen the viewing of a simple form
This sergeant is the very reason there is a disconnect between citizens and police. I can't imagine what would have happened had he not know that he was being filmed.
It takes money to bring litigation. You must hire an attorney, and they ain't cheap. Then, they make you show up at several different hearings in a courtroom wherever you're doing the audit. All this costs time, and travel expenses. A little, podunk town could draw it out several years, and make a complainant show up a dozen times before it's ever adjudicated.
@Timothy Newitt, That's your opinion. One could argue that the same goal, societal change, can be achieved, albeit more slowly, with NNP's method of individual confrontation. I hope he sues, and this old soldier is laid to rest (fired).
There’s a blue line and then there’s people like this guy that cannot be considered a police officer! He’s broken faith by his own actions and lost any moral rights he may have had! As such he such he should face loss of pay, pension and any freedom! Now every single case he may have had a part in in his entire career! Every arrest, every stop, every police action he may have been a part of is now called into question... what a way to destroy a career!
@@ShinyMooTank maybe, That cop not the sharpest knife in the drawer either. Stop at a fake car and act like it's yours, see if dumby swings in for the kill.
@@ShinyMooTank Hard to say best answer, He could stop in front of Car by like 5 foot and go thru gear and pack. Got to be there for totality of situation. Patrick needs more training from David and Phillip Turner.
@@ShinyMooTank "I don’t think your legal allowed to cover a vin number" Sometimes I put papers on my dash, and when they slide down the dash, they end up covering the VIN. It can easily happen without intention of covering the VIN.
Law dogs don't like you making reports about them it makes judges, lawyers, law enforcement look as guilty as they truly are. Cops helping you report one of them, that's like running into a brick wall your lucky you walked out of there. Bullying a citizen looks like the cops are the same everywhere. Stop the corruption in law enforcement good luck they write new laws everyday to cover their lawlessness.
...lol that's right. it's even just above chipmunk level - ok so it became the story of a cartoon character visiting a police station 6:17. (sorry but that time code deserves two appearances).
"and mock you at the water cooler and doughnut box." hahahaha! Even though cops really make me sick and the bad ones, of which there are many, should be fired.
@@ThePersonToBlame Just curious - when he submitted his complaint - was he asked, "Why?" Was he told, "There might be a form?" Did he walk in and submit his complaint orally to the front desk person? Or did the department he walked into have a clearly established protocol and accompanying forms available to whomever may inquire? Was he followed? Harassed? Were his rights violated? I ask this, because in this situation, based on this SARGEANT's words, intimidating behaviors, and overall series of extremely poor choices - including resistance to assist in formally submitting a complain - be it legitimate/warranted/real or not. I would argue that laughing at the water water cooler is precisely what would have occurred here. If you look around a little - you will find a shocking amount of factual evidence that clearly indicates systemic corruption. The cops should not police the cops. Even the prosecutor is their colleague and friend. The current system is clearly fundamentally flawed - at best - and I would argue it goes beyond that. MANY criminal acts by the police go unchecked, unchallenged, with zero consequence. They are literally sanctioned killers with no legitimate form of accountability. This is well documented. And that is why we are where we are. The public trust has not been lost. The public trust has been detonated with nuclear missile.
It's kind of amazing the auditor goes through all this trouble, and then doesn't sue the police for obvious infringements. There's something else going on there
@@jordan9604 EXACTLY MY POINT, JORDAN... Technically, NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW, but do you really think there is ABSOLUTELY NO CORRUPTIONS and LAWLESSNESS behind closed doors. If you do, then you NEED TO HAVE YOUR HEAD CHECKED... lol... LYING under OATH in front of a JUDGE is an arrestable offense, but guess what members of L@W ENFORCEMENT does it ALL THE TIME when they are questioned about their "ACTIVITIES." lol... And NOTHING HAPPENS to them, Jordan. LMAO!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
When I first started watching I was like "come on dude, you're just baiting these cops for no reason". By about 11 minutes in, I fully understood the reason. This shit needs to be exposed.
It’s good that you can acknowledge the change of thinking, but it’s that first initial thinking that gets these cops to act the way that they act. There is no baiting cops…. If the cop was professional, they’d see that it’s an “audit” and do their job professionally and leave. Anything happening further is them doing it themselves….
@@mikofreeman1808 Totally agree. I've watched quite a lot of "audit" videos since I posted that comment last year, and there are SO many examples of cops doing their jobs poorly and literally not understanding the laws they're charged with enforcing. I fully respect people who are trying to instigate some change there.
I went to my local police department for a complaint form following an accident in which a young man rear ended me. The reason was that the officer who processed the scene of the accident lied on the police report (FYI: the young man who hit me was the son of a fellow officer). Due to the way the police report was written prevented the other young man's insurance from paying for my damages and physical injury. I was in luck because the sergeant got involved. He reviewed the dash cam and police body cam and agreed that the report was written in a way to excuse liability by the other party. An amendment was written by the sergeant and officer involved was reprimanded. I re-submitted the police report and was finally compensated for damages and medical care (it took 6 months, but I eventually won my case). I don't think most people understand that police and their departments can be very corrupt. What is needed are honest leaders at the top to keep things in check. Without good leaders crooked cops keep doing what ever they want.
@@aidaresto4787 all they had to do was give him a form or point him in the right direction. When they said he'd have to come back between 8am and 5pm they should have left it at that or they should have given him a number to call. Definitely shouldn't have followed him outside or trailed him.
Because he's an idiot. He basically instigated and escalated the situation to an unnecessary point. He's doing it for views, not for auditing purposes.
@@AstrosElectronicsLab Part of an audit is gaining attention for violations. its weird you are attacking a guy who was followed, harrassed, and assaulted by the cop, and not the cop who did the thing.
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Because Patricks' efforts are typically out of bounds and pointless. Patrick typically does more harm than good. His pathetic attempt at concealing the cars plates was a good example. What I mean by that, is it was perfectly predictable that this cop would follow them to the car. Not understanding that is what makes Patrick such a hack. This particular officer has no business on the police force. Thanks to Patrick what this particular sergeant has learned is that he can continue to do whatever he wants whenever he wants.
I used to have a coworker who was married to a police officer who was extremely abusive. One day when he was beating the crap out of her, she called the police. When they came, they did everything they could to protect him instead of helping her. The police protect each other.
Try shot. It sure is strange that in several states you can “stand your ground” when being assaulted unless the person illegally assaulting you is wearing a badge
@@andyrihn1 To be fair, if you could stand your ground against cops, people will misinterpret situations where they are legally being restrained as “assault” and start retaliating which will only cause more harm.
After all the police corruption Place dealing dope please be intense police sexually molested and everything else world all across the United States why is there no agency that's policing the police and putting these idiots in jail things police are not even as good as the people that they are rest on a daily basis
At what point did someone call their car in as “suspicious”?? He followed them to their car then proceeded to harass them by saying someone called it in... when its sitting outside of a police station 🤣
You will get nothing on a police officers personal car. The tag will come back not on file. It is done for the officers safety. You do not have the right to know were an officer lives just because you want it.
I’m glad you mentioned the DOJ website. A lot of people who have trouble with an officer don’t want to talk to his colleagues. And to police officers in this situation, really, you should understand that some citizens really want to have things on paper. It feels less confrontational and more formal. These guys act like this is a nut job rather than a potentially legitimate concern.
Fresh from a cop to say that we should be able to face our accusers as I have seen numerous times where the citizens ask who called on them and the cops always brush it off
He should really send this video to the news. Then everyone could see what a fantastic department they have protecting and serving them. That seems to be the only way to hold them accountable what so ever.
@@richardingame Obviously youtube has a much bigger audience. However, giving it to the local news ensures that alot more locals will see it. That in turn allows for the biggest chance of actual change taking place there. So yes, while youtube may show this to a wider audience it doesn't mean that the people living in that jurisdiction will see it. The rest of us can watch this all we want, it doesn't mean that we are more likely to force a change. Leaving a comment and dislike on this won't actually help the local people that are needing it to change right now.
I just talked to the chief. He said that “appropriate actions were taken and the matter is considered closed.” The SGT is still employed. Tyrants. I hope Patrick gets paid well for this.
A local news station in Chicago ran an investigative report on this very issue a few years ago. They sent people ( undercover with a camera) into police stations to ask for complaint forms. In every case these people were met with open hostility with some being threatened with arrest if they didn't identify themselves. Cops stick together right or wrong and they see it as you vs them all too frequently.
How would you like someone to just show up, out of the blue, at your job and start asking for complaint forms? Wouldn't you think they were unfairly trying to wreck your livelihood? There are some employers that wouldn't wouldn't care how innocent you are, they would have you kicking rocks
@@kolibad You must be a cop (lol) . They are required to hand them out if requested and they are not supposed to intimidate people who ask for them . The complaint forms are there to protect the public from bad police .
@@5675492 No, I'm not a cop, and I do agree, the complaint forms are supposed to be handed out, upon request, there shouldn't be any intimidation. But, in this type of case, an auditor has no intention of getting the form, and that be it, the auditor still hates, and wants to get an innocent cop fired, just so they can "put a feather in their cap" This incident was exactly what this guy wanted to happen, so he could get views, and fatten up his wallet. I need to make a living, too, but not at the expense of others
@@kolibad No they were there because of prior complaints by the public on how the cops were intimidating people when they requested complaint forms . They were just seeking proof that this was indeed taking place - which it was . If I remember correctly it was a local TV station that sent investigative reporters to find out what was going on . They sent some volunteers into police stations to calmly ask for a complaint form and were met with hostile reactions and intimdation to those requests . One guy was even threatened with arrest .
They have something to hide and this video is proof of that. Fortunately, this sergeant summed it up in one fell swoop. They've probably been getting away with bullying for years
@MedicatedGT ...Obviously you've never sued someone in civil court. Most defendants in a civil case will settle out of court to prevent being found guilty or responsible and stipulate terms and conditions the settlement that prevent the plaintiff from publicizing the details. Jury awards are public; out of court settlements are generally not. If you can't locate findings of guilt against cops and or jury awards to auditors and citizens, then you are truly ignorant not just uninformed.
@MedicatedGT ...Does your mommy know you're on her computer? Before she catches you, start by looking up Turner vs Driver ; otherwise STFU and don't get high while commenting on RUclips videos. Oh by the way, why did you edit out " I own expensive stuff compared to you guys"?
"I don't want to give the officer's name and I don't know if you know him or not." I couldn't help but to notice the sergeant immediately looks to the left when he says that. They're well acclimated to a form of impunity but get uncomfortable when it's challenged.
My trip to the police station in my town to ask for a complaint form ended up with me being kicked out of the station, and then pulled over and my vehicle searched 8 times in the next 2 weeks. Wasn't until I threatened legal action that it stopped.
@@talkingwhateverwednesday that's RUclips for you...you have no idea how much I need to "fix" when commenting. They want us to sound as stupid as possible.
The police are not your friends. No nuthin else to be said about it. These pricks will shoot you if they dont think they can scam the system and make a buck off your ass. These stats aren't too hard to find. I can easily find stats on 2016. Nothing has changed much since then. In 2016, 20 people, all men, were executed through the justice system after getting due process, sometimes lasting decades. Also in 2016 in the USA 24 Americans were killed by foreign born terrorists and some of those were abroad. Police used deadly force in 963 instances in the United States in 2016. Do the math. 963 / 20 = 48.1 963 / 24 = 40.1 In other words, you're damn near fifty times more likely to get killed by some uneducated piece of shit machismo pig than go through due process and be executed in the criminal justice system. Also, you're over forty times more likely to get shot dead or beat to death by some dumb ass with a chip on his or her shoulder and a shiny badge pinned to its chest than get killed by a terrorist. Anytime a cop approaches you and makes contact with you, you're a dumb ass if you don't start recording, especially if you got a dick. Ever wonder why there are so many minorities, who can not adequately defend themselves in a court of law or poor people in general, are disproportionately coerced into taking guilty pleas and thrown in jail? Ever hear that goddamn argument? Here's one for you if that's just preaching to the choir... Ever wonder why when they build a new jail they always make six to ten times more room for men than women? Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding... Correct Answer: It costs up to 150% to jail a bunch of cackling hens than it does to lock up a few dudes. Think about it. Women have a biohazardous incident once a month. Sometimes they end up in jail while pregnant. They are less complacent than men and require more counseling and medical expenses from the get go. I tell you... CRIME IS NOT THAT GENDER SPECIFIC!!!! Half those dudes in jail are there just because they got a swinging dick. Period! In this day and age... The dumb ass cops, overzealous prosecutors and corrupt judges are more addicted to their impressive, phenomenal, almost unanamous, conviction rates than the worst drug addicts on the streets. Police are NOT!!! public expenditures! They are revenue generators. That is their primary function folks! It has nothing to do with justice. The "justice" system in America is fucking broken. These mother fuckers will lock you up, ruin your life, ruin your future, break your soul, and also kill to protect their self serving interests of retiring with their privileged government salaries with their Cadillac insurance plans intact. Aint no fucking cop your friend. Our justice system resembles that of totalitarian dictatorships. Most municipalities and district courts boast 95% or better conviction rates. When Saddam Housein boasted he won a unanamous 100% of all votes cast in his "election" the entire goddamn world called *BULL SHIT!!!* He later recanted and said he won 95% of all votes cast and said that that was still close enough to not really warrant admitting he misspoke. The whole world still called *BULL SHIT!!!* American tax payers spent a trillion dollars to shut his dumb ass up for good. But, if you think about it, the average Joe who had any kind of altercation with these self serving privileged mother fuckers faces the same scenario in a court of "law". Our justice system is fucking broken. If there ever is any kind of rational restructuring of our criminal justice system plea bargaining has to be eliminated. It has turned our justice system into a meat market. Too many profit off the destruction of other peoples lives. We could cut our prison population in half and still be incarcerating more people per capita than any other nation. Fuck the police!!! Fuck the arrogant piece of shit overzealous prosecutors and the judges they're in bed with too. The system is broken. Im frankly quite surprised there isnt a cop or prosecutor or a goddamn judge getting a bullet lodged inbetween their eyes on a daily basis... In this day and age. They are afraid because their worst nightmare and all their fear for their safety is generated by their efforts to push the envelope to its extreme, and by that I mean bilking the public and ruining lives. Their argument has no rationality. That sergeant is begging to catch a stray bullet. As for Mr Roth, yes, he's done many audits. Taking his car to the scene like anybody else out there who might wish to film cops or interactions with them should *NOT* be a contentious issue. If I went to the police to ask for a complaint form I don't see any logic at all in "hiding" in order to be able to so so without being harrassed and bullied and intimidated. That pig is just plain fucking in the wrong, plain and simple.
This is extremely common. More than half of police precincts in South Florida refused to offer complaint forms. A media outlet went undercover to audit the situation.
@thunderbird002 cops in jail? Where lmaoo The amount of things they get away with its repulsive, with that being said evil finds its way into every group and organization and we cant stop it. Just another fucked up thing that happens and we cant explain why, problem is we now are seeing it happen on video especially with the police force how cant we not react this way towards them.
@thunderbird002 🤦🏻♂️ obviously their have been arrests made when the crime is so bad they cant defend them, that doesn't mean the the percentage is greater of those who got away with it.
I love the moment at 2.03 where the supervisors eyes look up as he tries to come up for excuses in why he needs to know which cop he needs to protect....La Cosa Nostra!
This is one of the finest examples of police mis-behavior and culture that I have ever seen. And an equally excellent analysis. Some of these "auditors" do fine work. At one time I felt that their activities would improve law enforcement systems. When interactions like this one are publicly-aired, one would hope that public oversight would diligently investigate and effectively penalize officers when appropriate. With the exception of extremely high public outcry and where deaths are involved, the "system" rarely does anything. That leaves civil actions to address issues such as these. Your comment that there has been no legal action is well-taken but I can't really blame the auditor. If you think about it, these auditors take a lot of time not only recording, editing and publishing their recordings but also take risks of being charged and/or otherwise intimidated, harassed and/or physically assaulted. To expect that these people would launch an expensive, time-consuming and laborious civil action is unreasonable. The time and money spent on such an action (even in a legitimate case such as this) is simply not worth it. People (like me) like to bitch and complain but people (like me) just don't seem to care enough to support (resource-wise) effective auditors. Sigh ... here I am bitching about not trusting police and criticizing the system yet I'm not effectively supporting these agents of change. Sometimes I don't like where my thoughts take me. Cheers.
that SGT was horrific, I love how you also kind of tear Pattrick a new one for his tactics and never ever suing. I think he does audits just for views and content.
What’s wrong with that? He’s still finding cracks in the veneer of police conduct. Do you believe that it is justifiable to come outside and physically intimidate him? To pull up in and rage because he can’t get a plate to run? Accuse the person of stealing a car and lying about getting a complaint about the citizen? Honestly, who cares why he does it? Should we care why you do?
When you work at a grocery store (and probably many other public service places) they're always telling you to watch out for the secret shoppers, and every few months you might get a report that you've had one. It seems like we need the same sort of thing for the police.
When asked questions like "who is the officer?" they are only trying to lead you into an unofficial complaint. Simply reply I wish to formalise my complaint by putting it in writing. If they still continue down that path send and email and address it to both the Chief of Police and his supervisor.
FYI. The "Department of Justice," unfortunately, is only interested in upholding criminal convictions (on appeal), and things like that. They don't care about protecting innocent civilians or justice for us innocent civilians. Believe me, I reached out to them for help and that's what they told me, themselves. Got a letter in the mail telling me that very thing. Pretty pathetic and disheartening. FYI
if i asked for a complaint form from a police department that ultimately lead to my finger being fractured... i don't think I'd go the route of taking legal action out of fear. this sergeant is clearly backed up by his peers and subordinates for him to act like this on video. i really would fear for my well being and my families if I was in mr. roths potion and sued them
If fear stops you from doing the right thing you're complicit with the officers action. 10 other ppl have to get manhandled b/c you didnt want to do what was necessary.
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You guys are a waste of time!
I just had a nice conversation with Joe Frei, the city Administrator for York Nebraska. He started off pushing that auditors are "aggravating" or "frustrating" trying to get the Police to "lose their cool". I think he finally HAD to concede that his position is wrong. I think I made him see that the public is turning on the police and if something is not done.....very bad things will follow!!
Tauist TAU - *lose their cool. Loose is the opposite of tight.
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He never files a lawsuit he begs his watchers for money and he does nothing. I can't stand him or the way he does his audits he is not out there to correct them he is out there not working a job or anything except traveling around and begging for money. He could sue but never does. I never will support this piece of shit.
The process of complaining on an officer needs to be separated from the police departments.
I've long called for the IA to be completely separate from the police force and building, that all complaints should be handled immediately and that if they fail to begin an investigation within 1 week of receiving a complaint that they are fired, that would prevent cheating.
Even in places where local "government" has put a "civilian review board" in place, only the most egregious offenses by police are confronted. The police union is more or less ALL POWERFUL.
Him and millions of other all across the United States don't make no sense to me why there's not some Authority group over the police the police the police
Yeah. In a lot of places the whole thing goes over fine, without incident. But you shouldn't have to worry if this place is going to harass you over it.
Of course, it should be made to the city manager or the mayors office.
Allowing police to be directly involved with investigating complaints against police is a blatant conflict of interest.
Only if the police actively admit to their mob mentality. A good police force would have no qualms about arresting one of their own.
This officer had been terminated from the Omaha police department for multiple issues with his alcoholism. He went to rehand for three months while working for the department. He failed to show up to his required Alcohol Abuse classes regularly and failed to submit any proof of his attendance to AA as was required to maintain his employment. After that, he was found to be drinking and driving by a fellow officer, but he was let go without any charges. Instead, he was placed on paid administrative leave. After this, he failed to show up to any more of his counceling. Finally he was told he could resign or be terminated, and chose to resign so that he could go get his new job in York. Judging from his rosy red cheeks and aggressive demeanor, I would suspect that he has continued to abuse alcohol and is possibly under the influence of alcohol or other narcotics while on the job and carrying a gun, which would be a violation of a prohibited person in possession of a firearm.
With cops like that around town I can only imagine what their criminals must look like.
@@angrygardengnome Wait seriously? Not doubting you, but do you have a source?
Jesus Christ.
@@angrygardengnome ok, im waiting
@@dragoo1145 I got blocked/deleted I believe. All my comments are gone and it doesn't seem I can post more if I reference any particular names or places. Watch the video and look up the officer yourself.
me.Ya I'd like a complaint form
Officer. why?"
Me. Ok I'd like two complaint forms please
👍👍 well said, well said! 😉
Im so dead of laughter. Sgt such a kid. Unprofessional
Check out Blind Justice. He had this one video where he slowly worked his way up the chain of command until somebody took his complaint.
😂😂😂
LMAO😂🤣😂🤣
Wtf. "We don't have a form for complaints... no one has ever complained about us"... I WONDER WHY 🤣
They just ran out in a week and couldn't be fucked to print new ones
🤣🤣🤣
Anyone who has complained in the past is probably dead.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yea... No one has ever complained about YOU, because *"YOU DON'T HAVE a COMPLAINT FORM AVAILABLE on PURPOSE to complain."* ROTFLMAO!!! 😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ironic that he came to the department looking for a complaint form, with no actual complaint, but left with several complaints and no complaint form...
🤣🤣
Damn! 😂😂😂
He should have left after cop smashed his hand
Lmmfao
@@killercuddles7051 That's what the sergeant wanted, and would have defeated the purpose.
It's very disturbing how they can't obey the law even when they know they are on camera.
Most cops take cameras and destroy evidence of the interaction. It sucks
@Weird-Creations they can't destroy the evidence if you livestream
Yup. So it makes you wonder what they do when they're NOT on camera.
I doubt most of these dumb cops are KNOWINGLY not following their own laws. I hope to assume that they are just extremely ignorant of them. Either way it's a big issue that requires IMMEDIATE fixing.
Imagine everything they get away with when they haven't been recorded
Been a bully so long, he's forgot the law.
If he ever knew the law....
He knows the law. He just doesn't care. He's a cop.
@@kristopherloviska9042 I've worked with the whole spectrum; dopes to great police. generalizing like that is the same mental thought process of racists. I think you can be better.
@@konagolden4209 Nice way to subtly call me a racist. (I wasn't aware cops were a race).
ALL cops are corrupt to some extent. From the ones who take bribes all the way to the ones who turn a blind eye to the corruption. There is NO WAY you will ever convince me that every cop in a particular force doesn't know which of their fellow brothers in blue are dirty. That alone makes even the cops who are not "traditionally" considered corrupt also corrupt. Their duty is to protect and serve the PUBLIC, not their friends and co-workers.
I would bet my last cent that even those "great" police you claim to have worked with know of fellow officers who do illegal things yet refuse to cross the "thin blue line" and report them to their superiors. But to be fair, even if they DID report such behavior, the police get to investigate the police, which brings me right back to protecting their fellow officers.
@@kristopherloviska9042 I didn't call you a racist. I compared you thought process to racists, the generalization of a group of people, without regard for the fact they are all individuals with different values, points of views, etc. Make stupid assumptions, post stupid answers.
I don't care to convince you of anything. You've already demonstrated a closed and small mind. There's no point.
What's YOUR system to address crime and provide justice?
It blows my mind how they let each other act like this ON CAMERA.
Imagine off camera
thank qi...
It has its benefits… because it helps show how corrupt the system is
They Been Doing this the Last 100yrs. They have no fear even with Body Cam, IT'S THE SYSTEM COPS, PROSECUTORS AND JUDGES that's the mistake people been making this one Bad Apple, their Wil Be no Consequences for His ACTION and he knows it!!!
@@cathalbutlerU Are Absolutely Correct The SYSTEM, COPS, PROSECUTORS and JUDGES!!
"I need a complaint form "
"why?"
"Because I need to file a complaint against you later tonight"
Lmao 😂
Why? To document whether a particular department follows "best practices", and to document what happens when a citizen attempts to make a complaint.
All he is doing is being the equivalent to a secret shopper but for the police hierarchy. All they had to do was give him the form and he would have left. They were apparently so paranoid and guilt ridden though that they couldn't take the chance.
@thunderbird002 I never said it was an exact match. However, he was secret in the fact he was intended to be an everyman. A representative of the general public that has every right to expect competent and professional service. The onus is on the police officer to provide that. A business can ask your name that is correct however in the end they should still not know you are a secret shopper. They do get plenty of hints though since you engage in all areas but only walk out with a small cheap item. I used to be a secret shopper. I only broke cover one time when I saw something wrong with an important piece of signage. No, I don't remember what it was anymore. Too damn long ago.
In the end though if he asked for a complaint form he should have been given one and left alone afterwards. No if ands or buts about it. It is not the officer's business what is written on it and should probably be returned in a sealed envelope addressed to the appropriate party/office/dept. Nobody else has a need to know before they review the form.
This is also a specific type of audit in order to see what they would do in a specific situation. Fact is they failed.
@thunderbird002 The only way an ordinary officer needs to be aware of what is on the form is if HE is in charge of the investigation. Otherwise he is interfering and obstructing. There was also no indication that they recognised him specifically. Maybe they guessed he was an auditor but in that case they went out of their way to fail. I think we are just on opposite sides on this issue. Have a good afternoon and good fortune to you.
"We dont know if theres a form we've never been asked that question" LOL okayyyyy
Yes that was the most stupid comment of this video.
Yeah, because they knew if they asked, they would get this kind of response.
i wonder why, he's probly the subject of the complaint
I wonder why? Maybe because the badge mob has systematically scared everybody away. Either before or after filling out the form.
Fuck that... Sargeant Christensen is a pig ... not an officer.
This Sergeant is dangerous and his actions were disturbing to watch.
Agreed. This cop is out of control and I hope to God he got fired for this shit. So disturbing and all because they were asked about a complaint form??? Jesus, wtf is that cop thinking?
@Randyb Feigel got evidence of that?
Most cops would do this.
see you can put it both ways...the auiditor pushed the cop to get that type of response and people will always have a breaking point. Like the whole "are you trying to bump into me" as the cop walked past him. That was him purely trying to goad the cop into doing something. So when you poke at a bear, expect him to get angry.
Also the second he tried to prevent the officer from running his tags/vin which is public knowledge and not protected by anything, and can be run by the cops at any point in time they feel like it. He at that point could have been charged with obstruction of a police officer and his partner that started cursing at the officer could have been charged with assualt, since cursing at an officer is seen as assault is some states.
@Batman's utility belt obstructing a police officer from doing their job.
By him actively putting his hand over the VIN number and by her standing directly in front of the licence plate they did just that.
Those things are public knowledge and the police and look at them or run them all they want and if you trying to prevent them from doing that, it's obstruction.
Like I said he was antagonizing the officers, with the "are you trying to bump into me" stuff and other things that he was saying.
Like I said they all could have done better with this
EDIT: also some states made cursing at a officer a form of assault, while most things you say are protected by the first amendment, an officer may arrest you for it, it is usually at their disgression if they choose to do it or not. Remember for minor things an officer can just let you go, give you a in person appearence ticket or arrest you, all depending on how you act towards them. When they say be honest with me, it can be them trying to go easy on you.
Scary behavior by a senior police officer. I hope that city's leadership looked into this.
Doubt it
Probably did and then clocked off and ate dinner and that was the end of it
They wont they will be congratulating him.
Lying about “I smell weed” is the day one training, unreasonable force is day 2.
I thought "how to look stupid on RUclips" was day one...
Yeah. This needs to be made illegal. There's no way to prove or disprove a smell. Therefore, it's a foolproof way to abuse authority.
Day 3 of training is yelling “STOP resisting”, while violently violating a citizens rights
@Nicole Jessica ignore the law
I smell weed is no longer probable cause
Now they've given him a reason to come back and get 2 complaint forms
Its almost like, he was like, good point you have no way to complain
Lol. True!
No need for a complaint form with video footage, straight to the lawsuit
Tyler Trainz This bitch will never sue them. I wish he did but you can tell 🤷♂️
@thunderbird002 he asked for a complaint form and was followed and intimidated for no reason, it was legitimate assault and intimidation, if a civilian hit another civilian because they were standing in front of something they would be arrested and charged.
He was not attempting to file a false claim, he asked for the form to file a complaint, there is no reason to deny that to a citizen the viewing of a simple form
This sergeant is the very reason there is a disconnect between citizens and police. I can't imagine what would have happened had he not know that he was being filmed.
Thank you for educating, for revealing truth & for endangering yourself to exercise your rights. This will not be forgotten.
I am very disappointed in Mr. Roth if he does not pursue a lawsuit
He's a joke bro i stop watching him a long time ago they' bend them over at every turn he does nothing
He won't sue, he's to lazy. Pat does it for youtube views/$. Not for our rights and freedom. Simply put, he's a poser.
It takes money to bring litigation. You must hire an attorney, and they ain't cheap. Then, they make you show up at several different hearings in a courtroom wherever you're doing the audit. All this costs time, and travel expenses. A little, podunk town could draw it out several years, and make a complainant show up a dozen times before it's ever adjudicated.
@Timothy Newitt,
That's your opinion. One could argue that the same goal, societal change, can be achieved, albeit more slowly, with NNP's method of individual confrontation.
I hope he sues, and this old soldier is laid to rest (fired).
@Timothy Newitt,
Do *YOU* contribute cash? If you do, then I have a bridge to sell...
Lets keep in mind that this all happen cause he ask for a compliant order.
This is actually scary. They could find him and plant drugs with the license plate.
Cop is clearly trying to provoke.
Yeah, I would put like 3 cams in my car
Yeah he wants to retaliate.
There’s a blue line and then there’s people like this guy that cannot be considered a police officer! He’s broken faith by his own actions and lost any moral rights he may have had! As such he such he should face loss of pay, pension and any freedom! Now every single case he may have had a part in in his entire career! Every arrest, every stop, every police action he may have been a part of is now called into question... what a way to destroy a career!
It's the other way around he goes there to antagonize the police and get a reaction and get good content and maybe even a lawsuit
@@timothykappel198Gonna assume you're trolling. 2/10 for effort.
This has to be the most infuriating audit I has ever saw yet
You are right her voice is infuriating and super immiture. The SGT is a whole other story.
@@packnashley It's a him, actually though that's debatable.
I always say that and it seems to just get worse
101 auditing, don't lead them to your car.
@@ShinyMooTank maybe, That cop not the sharpest knife in the drawer either. Stop at a fake car and act like it's yours, see if dumby swings in for the kill.
@@ShinyMooTank Hard to say best answer, He could stop in front of Car by like 5 foot and go thru gear and pack. Got to be there for totality of situation. Patrick needs more training from David and Phillip Turner.
John M Uber in and out!
@@ShinyMooTank
"I don’t think your legal allowed to cover a vin number"
Sometimes I put papers on my dash, and when they slide down the dash, they end up covering the VIN.
It can easily happen without intention of covering the VIN.
@@ShinyMooTank split up
All of a sudden they're worried about a person being able to face their accuser. Let me guess, this department has very few complaints against them!
That was such a dumb response from the cops. Of course they’ll face their accuser, in court. Jesus
This officer needs fired, charged, convicted, jailed and NEVER allowed to be an officer of the court again!!!!
Yeah I am and millions of other all across the United States
Law dogs don't like you making reports about them it makes judges, lawyers, law enforcement look as guilty as they truly are. Cops helping you report one of them, that's like running into a brick wall your lucky you walked out of there. Bullying a citizen looks like the cops are the same everywhere. Stop the corruption in law enforcement good luck they write new laws everyday to cover their lawlessness.
New law to cover asses. No cell phone in hand or on person while operating a vehicle. I know they say it’s for safety but we really know why.
I just now called their department and he is still on active duty
This guys voice is amazing.
That "No ya dont" at 6:17 is God-Tier
...lol that's right. it's even just above chipmunk level - ok so it became the story of a cartoon character visiting a police station 6:17. (sorry but that time code deserves two appearances).
This shows complaints must be handled by a completely separate entity
You KNOW if you orally give your "complaint" they just laugh about it and mock you at the water cooler and doughnut box.
"and mock you at the water cooler and doughnut box." hahahaha! Even though cops really make me sick and the bad ones, of which there are many, should be fired.
That's just false. Hell I got a friend who got a 50k payout.
@@ThePersonToBlame Just curious - when he submitted his complaint - was he asked, "Why?" Was he told, "There might be a form?" Did he walk in and submit his complaint orally to the front desk person? Or did the department he walked into have a clearly established protocol and accompanying forms available to whomever may inquire? Was he followed? Harassed? Were his rights violated? I ask this, because in this situation, based on this SARGEANT's words, intimidating behaviors, and overall series of extremely poor choices - including resistance to assist in formally submitting a complain - be it legitimate/warranted/real or not. I would argue that laughing at the water water cooler is precisely what would have occurred here. If you look around a little - you will find a shocking amount of factual evidence that clearly indicates systemic corruption. The cops should not police the cops. Even the prosecutor is their colleague and friend. The current system is clearly fundamentally flawed - at best - and I would argue it goes beyond that. MANY criminal acts by the police go unchecked, unchallenged, with zero consequence. They are literally sanctioned killers with no legitimate form of accountability. This is well documented. And that is why we are where we are. The public trust has not been lost. The public trust has been detonated with nuclear missile.
Not accurate
😂
That cop was like a petulant child, absolutely pathetic, it's unacceptable for a fresh out of training rookie, let alone someone of rank.
the sad thing is that many decent rookies get corrupted over time because of bad experiences and adverse character traits
??? maybe that is exactly how he ascended to that rank ???
It's kind of amazing the auditor goes through all this trouble, and then doesn't sue the police for obvious infringements. There's something else going on there
he was probably just fishing for content and doesn't actually care about auditing
@@silasarpagaus3520 yea what a moron
@@silasarpagaus3520it’s expensive to hire attorneys who are generally reluctant to sue the hands that feed them
@MuzixMaker I'm sure it's very hard to find a lawyer who wants a case which is an obvious win lmao
@@silasarpagaus3520 depends on what possible award or settlement might be. This one wouldn’t be six figures for sure.
how is that not illegal, they're obviously lying and obstructing. this is corruption. your videos are gold
It’s definitively police misconduct to obstruct the complaint process, but you are relying upon police to enforce the consequences.
One could argue they are also menacing
How is it?, peter asks... Peter, they are the LAW and the GOBERMINT... That's how... Any other questions? lol...
@@1USAUSAI'm not sure that you make sense. Are you saying sarcastically that the law and government are above all?
@@jordan9604 EXACTLY MY POINT, JORDAN... Technically, NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW, but do you really think there is ABSOLUTELY NO CORRUPTIONS and LAWLESSNESS behind closed doors. If you do, then you NEED TO HAVE YOUR HEAD CHECKED... lol... LYING under OATH in front of a JUDGE is an arrestable offense, but guess what members of L@W ENFORCEMENT does it ALL THE TIME when they are questioned about their "ACTIVITIES." lol... And NOTHING HAPPENS to them, Jordan. LMAO!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sgt. Christensen says, "I know who you are," then proceeds to stalk and physically assault the man just to find out who he is.
Thank you for calling him out. It’s not a joke when these things happen. They need to be held accountable
Who, the officer or the idiot that escalated it to an unnecessary point?
When I first started watching I was like "come on dude, you're just baiting these cops for no reason". By about 11 minutes in, I fully understood the reason. This shit needs to be exposed.
It’s good that you can acknowledge the change of thinking, but it’s that first initial thinking that gets these cops to act the way that they act. There is no baiting cops…. If the cop was professional, they’d see that it’s an “audit” and do their job professionally and leave. Anything happening further is them doing it themselves….
@@mikofreeman1808 Totally agree. I've watched quite a lot of "audit" videos since I posted that comment last year, and there are SO many examples of cops doing their jobs poorly and literally not understanding the laws they're charged with enforcing. I fully respect people who are trying to instigate some change there.
That cop should be fired. Simple... agree with you 100 percent on your final thoughts. God bless
Sergeant Kim E Christensen retired in 2021
I went to my local police department for a complaint form following an accident in which a young man rear ended me. The reason was that the officer who processed the scene of the accident lied on the police report (FYI: the young man who hit me was the son of a fellow officer). Due to the way the police report was written prevented the other young man's insurance from paying for my damages and physical injury. I was in luck because the sergeant got involved. He reviewed the dash cam and police body cam and agreed that the report was written in a way to excuse liability by the other party. An amendment was written by the sergeant and officer involved was reprimanded. I re-submitted the police report and was finally compensated for damages and medical care (it took 6 months, but I eventually won my case). I don't think most people understand that police and their departments can be very corrupt. What is needed are honest leaders at the top to keep things in check. Without good leaders crooked cops keep doing what ever they want.
This is wrong, this citizen came to create problems to harras the police station. He and the woman were not victims. Just trouble makers.
@@aidaresto4787 all they had to do was give him a form or point him in the right direction. When they said he'd have to come back between 8am and 5pm they should have left it at that or they should have given him a number to call. Definitely shouldn't have followed him outside or trailed him.
Props to that sergeant
90% of cops are shit head fucks. Fuck cops
@@aidaresto4787 The job of the police is to enforce the law. What law did the citizen break?
This makes me extremely uncomfortable knowing there’s corrupt officers near the city I live in.
His behavior is probably the norm rather than the exception
I just now called their department and he is still on duty.
guy arrol After that I don’t know how he is still employed.
Call them
402 363 2640
Ummm this was a perfect example of harassment and battery.... I'm super confused why he wouldn't follow this up with a legal suit.
He’s full of S. Tons of videos from this clown out there.
He’s a joke Patrick is a joke
He’s a joke Patrick is a joke
Because he's an idiot. He basically instigated and escalated the situation to an unnecessary point. He's doing it for views, not for auditing purposes.
@@AstrosElectronicsLab Part of an audit is gaining attention for violations. its weird you are attacking a guy who was followed, harrassed, and assaulted by the cop, and not the cop who did the thing.
Him: complaint form please
Officer1:COMPLAINT!?!?
Officer2:FORM!?!?
Kimberly Singleton Soulja boy 😂😂😂
What does baffled mean?
nikistaz flustered
@@nikistaz bamboozled
@@kc1ize Drakkkkkeee
Let me guess, they all got promotions and a raise.
yep the sgt. is now a capt. lmfao and the next time he assault's a citizen he will be become chief.
@@markwayne8405 you serious!?
EnragedTurkey %100 that’s how it works.
More people should go to where he works and ask for complaint forms.
You already know
thank you for completely tearing down the sergeant. he is exactly whats wrong with police in america.
Patrick: "I'm going to SUE you!"
Also Patrick: * takes no legal action *
Dumb… he could have gotten a good settlement
Sad really I would have started with 1.2 million he would have paid not the department I would have gone directly after him
Thats an easy 6 figure settlement idiotic for not pursuing it.
Dangit Bobby!
"yeah, we keep the forms in this back room with the burned out light bulb, follow me.."
“But the plans were on display…”
“On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them.”
“That’s the display department.”
“With a flashlight.”
“Ah, well, the lights had probably gone.”
“So had the stairs.”
“But look, you found the notice, didn’t you?”
“Yes,” said Arthur, “yes I did. It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.”
Lol
Lol
Lmaooo
😂
That vin/plate search stopped being "random" after he learned it was his vehicle
always cover your vin on your dash
@@dennisd4452 then you'll get a ticket for obstructing it.
They can legally check vins to make sure they’re not tampered with or forged. Doesn’t mean they’re in the right to do so to intimidate
@@ItzSlushie of course they can legally check a vin. But they can't just do it for no reason.
@@eliek2014 did you read the rest of my comment?
Why don't you file a law suit and actually sue them?
Because Patricks' efforts are typically out of bounds and pointless. Patrick typically does more harm than good. His pathetic attempt at concealing the cars plates was a good example. What I mean by that, is it was perfectly predictable that this cop would follow them to the car. Not understanding that is what makes Patrick such a hack. This particular officer has no business on the police force. Thanks to Patrick what this particular sergeant has learned is that he can continue to do whatever he wants whenever he wants.
Complaint form needed now.
Yeah I stopped watching his videos because of the harm he is doing to the cause
What makes you think he hasn't? Lawsuits don't magically resolve themselves immediately. They don't even get filed immediately.
Lawyers need time to study the case so it might still happen. This case is only a month old, but given Mr. Roth's reputation...….
I used to have a coworker who was married to a police officer who was extremely abusive. One day when he was beating the crap out of her, she called the police. When they came, they did everything they could to protect him instead of helping her. The police protect each other.
The so called Sgt Officer needs fired and jailed immediately and the city sued. Earning the HATE.
Try shot. It sure is strange that in several states you can “stand your ground” when being assaulted unless the person illegally assaulting you is wearing a badge
@@andyrihn1 Sadly TRUE.
@@andyrihn1
To be fair, if you could stand your ground against cops, people will misinterpret situations where they are legally being restrained as “assault” and start retaliating which will only cause more harm.
@@ResistTheGreatReplacementEU tough shit. ACAB
This is when you know that there is "No Accountability"..
You know that for a fact when you go to court.
After all the police corruption Place dealing dope please be intense police sexually molested and everything else world all across the United States why is there no agency that's policing the police and putting these idiots in jail things police are not even as good as the people that they are rest on a daily basis
When you let a gang run rampant without any policing, citizen intimidation ensues
We should all file complaint forms on behalf of this couple absolutely disgusting, disturbing, and illegal 😳
As "Billy Jack" would say, "When the police break the law, then there is no law, just a fight for survival!!!
It makes me go...
BERZERK!!!!!
At what point did someone call their car in as “suspicious”?? He followed them to their car then proceeded to harass them by saying someone called it in... when its sitting outside of a police station 🤣
Go back and record all the plates on every car entering and leaving that station !
You will get nothing on a police officers personal car. The tag will come back not on file. It is done for the officers safety. You do not have the right to know were an officer lives just because you want it.
@@TheJer1963 So cops are above the law? What kind of bs is that?
TheJer1963 COPS SAFETY COUNTS BUT AMERICAN CITIZENS DON'T??😲😲😲😲
@@TheJer1963 WRONG
I don't think he is saying this because it does anything, it just aggravates cops
I’m glad you mentioned the DOJ website. A lot of people who have trouble with an officer don’t want to talk to his colleagues. And to police officers in this situation, really, you should understand that some citizens really want to have things on paper. It feels less confrontational and more formal. These guys act like this is a nut job rather than a potentially legitimate concern.
Fresh from a cop to say that we should be able to face our accusers as I have seen numerous times where the citizens ask who called on them and the cops always brush it off
The confrontation clause applies in court, but this was typical cop lying.
The "rUlEs" protect the bad people. Not the innocent.
This department probably needs to have complaint forms available in the lobby. Sounds like they are intimidating the public they serve.
This Sargent Is a loose cannon . He has no business interacting with civilians as a law enforcement officer .
He has no business having any job.
He should really send this video to the news. Then everyone could see what a fantastic department they have protecting and serving them. That seems to be the only way to hold them accountable what so ever.
Yea since the internet and RUclipss audience is much smaller then mainstream news 🤣
Then the "media" gets accused of sowing hate and division for exposing corrupt police
@@richardingame Obviously youtube has a much bigger audience. However, giving it to the local news ensures that alot more locals will see it. That in turn allows for the biggest chance of actual change taking place there. So yes, while youtube may show this to a wider audience it doesn't mean that the people living in that jurisdiction will see it. The rest of us can watch this all we want, it doesn't mean that we are more likely to force a change. Leaving a comment and dislike on this won't actually help the local people that are needing it to change right now.
I just talked to the chief. He said that “appropriate actions were taken and the matter is considered closed.” The SGT is still employed. Tyrants. I hope Patrick gets paid well for this.
Fatrick won't sue. He never does.
I promise you, when he intentionally bumped into you he was hoping you would push back. Then bust ya for assault on a officer.
A local news station in Chicago ran an investigative report on this very issue a few years ago. They sent people ( undercover with a camera) into police stations to ask for complaint forms. In every case these people were met with open hostility with some being threatened with arrest if they didn't identify themselves. Cops stick together right or wrong and they see it as you vs them all too frequently.
How would you like someone to just show up, out of the blue, at your job and start asking for complaint forms? Wouldn't you think they were unfairly trying to wreck your livelihood? There are some employers that wouldn't wouldn't care how innocent you are, they would have you kicking rocks
@@kolibad You must be a cop (lol) . They are required to hand them out if requested and they are not supposed to intimidate people who ask for them . The complaint forms are there to protect the public from bad police .
@@5675492 No, I'm not a cop, and I do agree, the complaint forms are supposed to be handed out, upon request, there shouldn't be any intimidation. But, in this type of case, an auditor has no intention of getting the form, and that be it, the auditor still hates, and wants to get an innocent cop fired, just so they can "put a feather in their cap" This incident was exactly what this guy wanted to happen, so he could get views, and fatten up his wallet. I need to make a living, too, but not at the expense of others
@@kolibad No they were there because of prior complaints by the public on how the cops were intimidating people when they requested complaint forms . They were just seeking proof that this was indeed taking place - which it was . If I remember correctly it was a local TV station that sent investigative reporters to find out what was going on . They sent some volunteers into police stations to calmly ask for a complaint form and were met with hostile reactions and intimdation to those requests . One guy was even threatened with arrest .
@@5675492 OH, wow
We, the police, have investigated ourselves and in our conclusion of our investigation we have found ourselves innocent of any wrongdoing
The way these officers treat people that request a complaint form should tell the officer(s) they want to complain about that officer.
They have something to hide and this video is proof of that. Fortunately, this sergeant summed it up in one fell swoop. They've probably been getting away with bullying for years
"Hi, what's your complaint process?"
Sgt. Christensen: *cracks knuckles*
That's funny
Lmfaoooo
Unless you really want to complain
Lmaoooo
Sgt. Christensen: " How are you going to complain when you're in a coma?"
This department is the definition of a complete failure.
Calling him a pig would be an insult to pigs.
It always goes back to "we inventigated ourselves and we have determined we did nothing wrong"
Roth, if you say your going to sue the cop then sue him, don’t just make a threat then back down. Don’t be a coward like a cop!
you're absolutely right don't just bark bite him
He does this in most if his videos he lacks a ballsack
@MedicatedGT ...Obviously you've never sued someone in civil court. Most defendants in a civil case will settle out of court to prevent being found guilty or responsible and stipulate terms and conditions the settlement that prevent the plaintiff from publicizing the details. Jury awards are public; out of court settlements are generally not.
If you can't locate findings of guilt against cops and or jury awards to auditors and citizens, then you are truly ignorant not just uninformed.
@MedicatedGT ...Does your mommy know you're on her computer? Before she catches you, start by looking up Turner vs Driver ; otherwise STFU and don't get high while commenting on RUclips videos.
Oh by the way, why did you edit out "
I own expensive stuff compared to you guys"?
Therein lies the problem.
Patrick does so many of these that it’s just not feasible to sue everyone.
"You're a butthurt officer"
I'm fucking dying 🤣
The echoes of goosestepping is in the distance, and getting louder everyday.
"I don't want to give the officer's name and I don't know if you know him or not." I couldn't help but to notice the sergeant immediately looks to the left when he says that. They're well acclimated to a form of impunity but get uncomfortable when it's challenged.
All they wanted was a complaint form? Wow! That police station is corrupt as hell!
Now you have a reason to file a complaint
My trip to the police station in my town to ask for a complaint form ended up with me being kicked out of the station, and then pulled over and my vehicle searched 8 times in the next 2 weeks. Wasn't until I threatened legal action that it stopped.
How many complains did you file?
Stoopid...
Cops that impede on another humans rights deserve to lose their job, and be charged accordingly.
I think that SGT is past his expiry date...
Man escalated asking for a form to assault. He isn't fit to work as a mailman.
Intimidation, assault. Straight up thugary. Where are the police when you need one.
JustToComment there’s no justice, just “us”
No. No. Wrong. *thuggery
@@talkingwhateverwednesday that's RUclips for you...you have no idea how much I need to "fix" when commenting. They want us to sound as stupid as possible.
JustToComment p
They might be hiding wherever the question marks are hiding.
@@allemander found one?
Is there still anyone who doesn't see the huge problem with cops in America?
The justice system as a whole is completely outdated and just a big money making scheme. It's so weird how citizens continue to support this system.
Yeah every cop in Amerika!
Phillip Grier yes. Every police officer.
There will always be those who enjoy the taste of boots
The police are not your friends. No nuthin else to be said about it. These pricks will shoot you if they dont think they can scam the system and make a buck off your ass.
These stats aren't too hard to find. I can easily find stats on 2016. Nothing has changed much since then.
In 2016, 20 people, all men, were executed through the justice system after getting due process, sometimes lasting decades.
Also in 2016 in the USA 24 Americans were killed by foreign born terrorists and some of those were abroad.
Police used deadly force in 963 instances in the United States in 2016.
Do the math.
963 / 20 = 48.1
963 / 24 = 40.1
In other words, you're damn near fifty times more likely to get killed by some uneducated piece of shit machismo pig than go through due process and be executed in the criminal justice system.
Also, you're over forty times more likely to get shot dead or beat to death by some dumb ass with a chip on his or her shoulder and a shiny badge pinned to its chest than get killed by a terrorist.
Anytime a cop approaches you and makes contact with you, you're a dumb ass if you don't start recording, especially if you got a dick.
Ever wonder why there are so many minorities, who can not adequately defend themselves in a court of law or poor people in general, are disproportionately coerced into taking guilty pleas and thrown in jail?
Ever hear that goddamn argument?
Here's one for you if that's just preaching to the choir...
Ever wonder why when they build a new jail they always make six to ten times more room for men than women?
Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding...
Correct Answer:
It costs up to 150% to jail a bunch of cackling hens than it does to lock up a few dudes.
Think about it. Women have a biohazardous incident once a month. Sometimes they end up in jail while pregnant. They are less complacent than men and require more counseling and medical expenses from the get go.
I tell you... CRIME IS NOT THAT GENDER SPECIFIC!!!! Half those dudes in jail are there just because they got a swinging dick. Period!
In this day and age... The dumb ass cops, overzealous prosecutors and corrupt judges are more addicted to their impressive, phenomenal, almost unanamous, conviction rates than the worst drug addicts on the streets.
Police are NOT!!! public expenditures! They are revenue generators. That is their primary function folks!
It has nothing to do with justice.
The "justice" system in America is fucking broken.
These mother fuckers will lock you up, ruin your life, ruin your future, break your soul, and also kill to protect their self serving interests of retiring with their privileged government salaries with their Cadillac insurance plans intact.
Aint no fucking cop your friend.
Our justice system resembles that of totalitarian dictatorships. Most municipalities and district courts boast 95% or better conviction rates.
When Saddam Housein boasted he won a unanamous 100% of all votes cast in his "election" the entire goddamn world called *BULL SHIT!!!* He later recanted and said he won 95% of all votes cast and said that that was still close enough to not really warrant admitting he misspoke. The whole world still called *BULL SHIT!!!*
American tax payers spent a trillion dollars to shut his dumb ass up for good.
But, if you think about it, the average Joe who had any kind of altercation with these self serving privileged mother fuckers faces the same scenario in a court of "law". Our justice system is fucking broken.
If there ever is any kind of rational restructuring of our criminal justice system plea bargaining has to be eliminated. It has turned our justice system into a meat market.
Too many profit off the destruction of other peoples lives.
We could cut our prison population in half and still be incarcerating more people per capita than any other nation.
Fuck the police!!!
Fuck the arrogant piece of shit overzealous prosecutors and the judges they're in bed with too.
The system is broken.
Im frankly quite surprised there isnt a cop or prosecutor or a goddamn judge getting a bullet lodged inbetween their eyes on a daily basis... In this day and age.
They are afraid because their worst nightmare and all their fear for their safety is generated by their efforts to push the envelope to its extreme, and by that I mean bilking the public and ruining lives.
Their argument has no rationality.
That sergeant is begging to catch a stray bullet. As for Mr Roth, yes, he's done many audits. Taking his car to the scene like anybody else out there who might wish to film cops or interactions with them should *NOT* be a contentious issue. If I went to the police to ask for a complaint form I don't see any logic at all in "hiding" in order to be able to so so without being harrassed and bullied and intimidated. That pig is just plain fucking in the wrong, plain and simple.
This is extremely common. More than half of police precincts in South Florida refused to offer complaint forms. A media outlet went undercover to audit the situation.
I always wonder how long it takes officers like these to find these videos to watch themselves.
Your dispassionate and detached, objective tone and approach heightens the effectiveness of your videos...good content!
Well said, I agree.
Yea. Makes me really like this channel. It's not just some idiot ranting and raving.
If this Sargeant gets shot I'm going to automatically assume that he had it coming and it was a justifiable shoot !!!
Absolutely frightening behavior by law enforcement. All this over a complaint form???
Thanks to these auditors and the body cams, this type of behavior will change over time.
Internal Affairs will rule that everything is legal.
@thunderbird002 he stated facts but im sure he wasn't supporting the factual statement he made.
post where they all live
There is an underground "internal affairs" that needs to be set up by the public.
@thunderbird002 cops in jail? Where lmaoo
The amount of things they get away with its repulsive, with that being said evil finds its way into every group and organization and we cant stop it.
Just another fucked up thing that happens and we cant explain why, problem is we now are seeing it happen on video especially with the police force how cant we not react this way towards them.
@thunderbird002 🤦🏻♂️ obviously their have been arrests made when the crime is so bad they cant defend them, that doesn't mean the the percentage is greater of those who got away with it.
Why would you drive your own car? Isnt that the first rule to a successful audit? Rookie
Dumb dumb is too dumb!
Yep... but Patrick Roth is a moron.
Uber or Lyft is definitely better.
"Yeah there's a process..."
What he's saying is that the usual process is they listen and then forget about it.
This sergeant is a violent criminal. He does not need to be in the police force. He is dangerous. Just because they asked for a complaint form.
I love the moment at 2.03 where the supervisors eyes look up as he tries to come up for excuses in why he needs to know which cop he needs to protect....La Cosa Nostra!
This is one of the finest examples of police mis-behavior and culture that I have ever seen. And an equally excellent analysis.
Some of these "auditors" do fine work. At one time I felt that their activities would improve law enforcement systems. When interactions like this one are publicly-aired, one would hope that public oversight would diligently investigate and effectively penalize officers when appropriate. With the exception of extremely high public outcry and where deaths are involved, the "system" rarely does anything.
That leaves civil actions to address issues such as these. Your comment that there has been no legal action is well-taken but I can't really blame the auditor. If you think about it, these auditors take a lot of time not only recording, editing and publishing their recordings but also take risks of being charged and/or otherwise intimidated, harassed and/or physically assaulted.
To expect that these people would launch an expensive, time-consuming and laborious civil action is unreasonable. The time and money spent on such an action (even in a legitimate case such as this) is simply not worth it. People (like me) like to bitch and complain but people (like me) just don't seem to care enough to support (resource-wise) effective auditors.
Sigh ... here I am bitching about not trusting police and criticizing the system yet I'm not effectively supporting these agents of change. Sometimes I don't like where my thoughts take me.
Cheers.
that SGT was horrific, I love how you also kind of tear Pattrick a new one for his tactics and never ever suing. I think he does audits just for views and content.
What’s wrong with that? He’s still finding cracks in the veneer of police conduct. Do you believe that it is justifiable to come outside and physically intimidate him? To pull up in and rage because he can’t get a plate to run? Accuse the person of stealing a car and lying about getting a complaint about the citizen?
Honestly, who cares why he does it? Should we care why you do?
They know who he is and where he lives. Maybe they've harassed and threatened him and his family? Do you think this SGT wouldn't do that?
Once he said 'criminal' they should have asked him to an interview room or private space to write a witness testimony to open an investigation.
When you work at a grocery store (and probably many other public service places) they're always telling you to watch out for the secret shoppers, and every few months you might get a report that you've had one. It seems like we need the same sort of thing for the police.
When asked questions like "who is the officer?" they are only trying to lead you into an unofficial complaint. Simply reply I wish to formalise my complaint by putting it in writing. If they still continue down that path send and email and address it to both the Chief of Police and his supervisor.
Imagine what happened when there wasn’t cameras around
" We don't have a complaint form " " Erm, you could download one " " We don't have a computer............or brains "
my older brother has used title 18 sec 242 to get several cops fired..
intimidation = oppression
official oppression
you mean COLORED
Nathan Cuellar
Somehow I highly doubt that is true UNLESS they had broken some law or department policy
Several officers on several different occasions? I almost 100% sure that's false. And sec 18 of what?
Give your brother a high-five for me!
No he didn't
Our Department of Justice should make sure this Tyrant never works in law enforcement again! Keep us updated.
FYI. The "Department of Justice," unfortunately, is only interested in upholding criminal convictions (on appeal), and things like that. They don't care about protecting innocent civilians or justice for us innocent civilians. Believe me, I reached out to them for help and that's what they told me, themselves. Got a letter in the mail telling me that very thing. Pretty pathetic and disheartening. FYI
Clear attempts at intimidation to prevent a complaint from being filed. This is against the law.
if i asked for a complaint form from a police department that ultimately lead to my finger being fractured... i don't think I'd go the route of taking legal action out of fear. this sergeant is clearly backed up by his peers and subordinates for him to act like this on video. i really would fear for my well being and my families if I was in mr. roths potion and sued them
If fear stops you from doing the right thing you're complicit with the officers action.
10 other ppl have to get manhandled b/c you didnt want to do what was necessary.