Sue this police department for $599,990.00 that's the only way this police abuse of power will stop, hurt them where it hurts the most. Their police funds.
Agreed! In fact in 2 weeks we should have an episode that talks about the history of QI and how it evolved to be misused and abused by Law enforcement. Thanks for the comment and for watching! -taya
A couple of years ago a similar arrest was made and the family of the woman arrested for walking in the middle of the street sued for $325,000.00 for violating her civil rights, harassment and emotional distress and they won their case in court. I hope the same for this young man.
@@xaviercast970 you feel sorry for me? That's laughable considering you don't know what it means to walk in the middle of the street. These were your words, yes or no? Do I really need to tell you that "walking IN THE MIDDLE of the street" is not the same thing as "CROSSING the street to visit a loved one" ? Stupid thing to say. Those mean two completely different things.
@@liquidlinda2708 No, they call themselves "America's Finest". Much like everything else the government says, you'll find the truth somewhere near the polar opposite.
@@therealnews Do officers ever get charged for battery? If a citizen were to detain another citizen and threaten them (whether overtly or more subtly -- like by wearing weapons and waving them around or saying now you're going to get into the back of my vehicle) wouldn't that be battery, then perhaps kidnapping? If a person with a weapon told me I had to get into his vehicle, I'd feel that was offensive and threatening contact and my life and wellbeing may be at stake. It is one thing if an officer had reasonable suspicion. Another if that is nowhere in sight.
The second part, especially - the “no oversight” part. That part is the really problematic part, as that “excuses” *everything,* up to and including extrajudicial *targeted* killing in the service of *The Regime.*
Didn't you see the full video? The police department answer stating the LEO did nothing wrong. The suspect was wearing a hoody so that made the detention legal and the LEOs ID request legit! WTF right! So if you wear a hoody when LEOs feel is not cold enough to wear one you have to ID? They claim they had RAS, for what crime was it? Was a burglary or some type of illegal act recently called in? Again, it seems when it comes to LEOs and courts, common sense goes out the window. It is dark, guy walking around neighborhood with a hoody, ok might be a bit suspicious. But because it is suspicious does it mean as I citizen I can go out and confront the person, force him to ID, force him to tell me what he is doing on my neighborhood? What if I use force or threaten to use force if the person doesn't want to comply to my inquiry? I would be committing crimes right? Why when and LEO does it the legal system doesn't see it as a crime? What would I want LEOs to do? SAME THING I WOULD WANT A CIVILIAN TO DO! If someone is walking around my neighborhood looking suspicious, we let them know that we are watching them, and we continue to watch them. This LEO felt this suspect was up to no good but there was no RAS of an actual crime. After the suspect declined to ID and answer questions that should have been it. Heck, the LEO could have just let the suspect go then just follow the suspect around.
@@CancunManny Are you serious? Police Departments nearly ALWAYS say that their officers did nothing wrong. In big cities like NYC and LA; it’s standard procedure. And let’s not even talk about the police unions. Please do a little research.
What's the point when you already know that they're not going to investigate the complaint- they already said the cop did nothing wrong, and not only that, they'll falsely accuse you of lying and arrest you for trying to file the complaint. This happens all the time. In Florida a local news station sent people in to police departments to ask for complaint forms. At almost every single police station the person was detained, accosted, and threatened with arrest if they didn't identify themselves. There's footage from a court room where a male police officer inappropriately searched a woman and when she tried to file a complaint they told her if she went through with it they would arrest her for making false statements. At first she agreed to drop the complaint but when she reaffirmed that the cop touched her inappropriately they took her to jail. If you have a warrant like this guy you can't just walk into a police station and ask for a complaint form without running the risk of being detained, forced to ID, and then arrested. So filing a complaint not only doesn't do any good when you know they're going to take the cop's side, you're risking your own life and liberty by even attempting to file a complaint. No one in their right mind would put themselves through all that for no result.
A very true but with the dumbing down of the American public education system, and the propaganda/indoctrination on mainstream lies The general Public does not KNOW.
This behavior by this deputy is indicative of the culture of Law Enforcement in this country. Us vs Them "You are guilty until I am satisfied that you are not."
Michael-And even then, they'll keep pushing till they convince themselves (or they believe their own fairy tales) that you committed a crime!!! The biggest crime that we the people commit is doing ANYTHING the police don't like, then they'll MAKE UP A CRIME! Just like this POS did!!!
Sometimes, even if they know that you are not guilty but you hurt their feelings they will retaliate. Many have gone to prison for many years because cops and/or district attorneys take a dislike to someone.
I as a kid was kidnapped by officers while walking to a friend's house. A roughly 20 minute walk and had an hour to get there. They harrassed and kidnapped me for nearly two hours. Then after holding me for an hour past curfew. They then charged me for curfew violation to justify their stop and lied about when they picked me up. So, harassment, unlawful detainment, and unlawful charges that were actually caused by the kidnapping. Many cops are dirty and if you file a complaint they start stalking you. Keep in mind walking down the side walk is not illegal.
Your parents or grandparents should have talked to a lawyer about that. You could be set for life not have to work because of what they did and had the officers would ARRESTED you and held you as a minor ARRESTED and charged with kidnapping and questioning you with out a lawyer or parent with you during questioning or interrogation
@@allennolden8735 Hey I understand I'm sorry what happened to you. I live in the south also. I know what the cops there do. Our sheriff has been told he can stay till he retires it has been almost 20 years. There is some underhanded an under the table stuff happening so ya I see what you mean
I'm from New Zealand, I've lived in 6 countries and had 7 or 8 interactions with cops here and there in my life. I've NEVER been asked for I.D. American cops are way over the line IMO, you guys need to sort them out, disgusting arrogance and abuse of their power.
Wow what countries have you been to have so many encounter with police offices? I'm in my Sixties,, the last time I was accosted by a police officer was when I was a teenager here in America.
@@empire7179, The last time that I was accosted by traitor pigs, was three time's in the last three years. One time I was sleeping in my own home, when a traitor pig began banging on my window, flashing his light inside. He said he saw my door was open, and wanted to make sure I wasn't a burglar. I had my glass storm door closed, and my front door behind it open to allow cool air in. Another time, I got the cops called on me because I delivered my baby at home, and my ex found out, and called the traitor pigs, who demanded to verify my baby was fine. Third time, was getting pulled over at a speed trap, the 🐖 literally told me that I could pickup my ticket at his police car, that he parked 40 feet behind me, he was standing on the passenger side behind the open door staring at me. I know that your generation definitely helped to cause the out of control police issue, by pretending like cops do no wrong, and licking the boots they step on you with.
@@johnthree1611 What?? Wait! I just asked you what country did you live in where these cops are acting like that so I won't go there or visit,, I didn't say Cops are not Out of Control,, I just said they haven't bothered me so how is that boot licking ?? Don't get upset with me because you have a problem with your Ex! and the Police in the area you live in?? You need to attack them not me.. My Generation help to cause this that sounds Ridiculous! it was a lot worse when I was coming up but it has been that way,, Way before I was born this is nothing new? like your generation is not helping the situation.. Plus that first time how was the police supposed to know you was airing out your house you need to invest in a air conditioning because that's their job to check when they see infractions like that?? What if someone did break your house you would have been happy that they did that.. With you having problems with your Ex sounds like a personal problem to me?? You need to go straighten her out and stop blaming other people..
@@empire7179, yep, an infraction to keep my glass storm door locked, and closed, and then open the inner door, makes soo much sense. Your comment sounded like you were mocking the main comment about having issues with police, like you were bragging that you hadn't been messed with since you were a teen, and it wasn't normal to be harassed by police in America. The problem is with the police believing anyone who calls in to file false reports, not between me and my ex. If you weren't trying to put down the person who wrote the main comment, then you may want to read your comments before posting them on a video forum like this, where people don't like corrupt traitor cops.
My son was arrested in Saginaw Michigan,after a crime had been committed not by my son,he was stopped by the police for matching the description of a suspect,gray hat gray shirt and gray shorts and a bike with a speaker on it,and the police were looking for the keys of a victim that was not found on my son and they still arrested him charged him and he was not identified by a victim as the suspect during this arrest
The statement "No, you're not" opened that cop up to losing his qualified immunity. The statement shows he has no right to ID this man, yet he tries to anyway. I think the Supreme Court would wholeheartedly agree that a $100,000 bail for a minor traffic violation would be a violation of the 8th Amendment; "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted."
What California does is turn failure to appear for a traffic infraction a criminal offense. Typically bail is set at the amount that typically is charged as a fine. However this can be abused.
The feds, cops, judges, politicians, and courts just keep showing all of us with some common sense that they're just as bad OR even sometimes worse as the criminals that they are supposed to be protecting the citizens
Reasonable suspicion!? He was walking and this cop starts barking orders at him for no reason. This is absolutely insane. This should not be possible. It’s not important what street he was on. He’s walking in a supposedly free country. Being detained, physically accosted, for walking.
The cop changed his tune a few minutes in. He mentioned seeing Mr. Reina in someone's yard - i.e. trespassing. But he didn't mention that at all at the beginning of the stop when Mr. Reina asked why he was being stopped - just the hoodie crap. Wearing a hoodie in 81 degree weather is not probable cause for anything. I think the cop was making things up as he went.
It's amazing how quickly the story changed from "you're walking in the dark with a sweater" to "you're prowling and trying to break into cars" once the cop got his feelings hurt
Cops are highly skilled at manipulating and misrepresenting the situation to fabricate false charges and accusations in order to justify their overreach. Police don't want you to have civil rights. Police see your rights as an inconvenience to them instead of understanding that it's their job to protect your rights.
Hi, Taya - You, My Dear, are the "real deal".......I am so glad to see that someone of your caliber has joined in this movement to "police the police" and hold these public servants & law enforcement agencies accountable for what I believe is the rampant abuse of the limited authority that we have allowed them to have. I am SO impressed with not only your intelligence & knowledge of the law, but also your dedication & enthusiastic presentation of the facts. And the frosting on the cake is that you are very attractive & your personality is endearing. "We the People" are lucky to have you & all the others who are fighting for our rights. Your efforts are not only educating people about their rights, but inspiring more & more viewers like myself make a stand when confronted by officers who have forgotten who they work for ......And/or whose ego's have them feelng ten feet tall & Bulletproof. And though there are some good cops out there, thousands of them nationwide are not, and you are doing a great job of bringing this reality into view for so many people who haven't been paying enough attention. Take good care, Taya, and for God's sake - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !! (I sure wish that I had a cloning device .....I would make sure there were many more of you.....But I know me - I would have to make a copy for myself). 😁 😘
This cop should be sacked and prosecuted for his illegal actions !!! This cop doesn’t respect or obey the law !!! This cop should not be in law enforcement in any way shape or form !!!
I am a retired cop of thirty years service. This cop absolutely violated this man's 4th amendment. The problem is DOJ or the FBI do not do their jobs. That is the real problem.
@@denisemezynski8014 How is there no way? Is that rare and unattainable to become a cop that you talking like its a fact and there's no chance that he might of been a cop?
He could have been a cop. It's possible. Some cops come out & confirm that most, if not all, cops are like this cop...usually after they've retired or something. Most cops, however, are cops (in their own minds) for life.
That wasn't a 4th Amendment violation, my guy. It was a misunderstanding between him and an officer that could have been diffused if the suspect had told him he lived in the neighborhood because the policemen clearly asked. Policemen rely on the ambiguity of reasonable suspicion to do their jobs effectively. Both men were wrong, not one way or the other. There might have been a string of car jackings in the area.
Well like this guy maybe didn't have the money for fine,skipped court and he knows what would happen. Cops will violate your rights in a min. Record everything if you can something that simple sometimes will help. We need to lower the power the police have and make the whole building transparent from chief on down judges need to be looked at also not just in court behavior everything that goes through the office. Qualified immunity has to go.
I got stopped for walking in the winter with no coat and he said that it was suspicious and wanted my ID. I told him I don't wear coats and haven't since I was a kid. I still need your ID I said why and he said so I can find out who you are and why your out here. I told him no matter how long you look at my license you will never find out why I am out here. He didn't leave it there, carried on for another 45 minutes after that.
If you aren't charged for whatever the initial stop was, everything after should be dropped. It's absoluetly fruit of the poisionous tree and if you can't challenge it because you were never charged, that's a MAJOR issue in my book.
Hey @Sawyer , what was the name of that right/law/etc. again? I am talking about the one where if you aren't charged for whatever the initial stop was, then everything after gets dropped. I'd like to look in to that one more so I can potentially handle a situation like this better! Thanks
You are simply one of the very best voices in this vessel for change. You are gifted at what you do. You're passion is there. I thank you very much for all your efforts. We must regain our sovereignty and freedom. What I mean is rediscover the pillars that hold this thing together such as the constitution and it's amendments tended to with heavy and rigorous debate and reject all poison of the contrary.
"a police officer MAY ASK a citizen for ID" THIS involves making a question and then LEAVE it no matter if the reply was positive or negative, officer carrying on rewording, asking for ID makes it a demand and therefore officer in violation...
I guarantee the story he told the judge a very different story. Complete with stories of evasion, resisting arrest, communicating threats against police. Which the judge never asked for evidence of
Probably because he keeps not showing up to court? The detainment for walking along the street was unacceptable, but if you have a court date and don't show up you can't complain when the police show up at your door.
MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY NO THERE REASON CROOKED ASSES THAT GET AWAY WITH IT BECAUSE THEY NEVER DO ANYTHING WRONG JUST KISS KISS OUR BACKSIDES WHERE THE SUN DOES NOT SHINE!
When he said how he didn’t properly know his rights when he was younger, it was the same for me. I couldn’t even tell you how many times my civil rights were violated by police taking advantage of a young person’s ignorance of the law. It blows my mind now when I think of it.
Precisely go to high schools and fix this for the young students and people whether they go on to college or not. If you have to overdo it with it but make sure the young people know they are our future is why.
I got stopped while walking home once, I asked y was he stopping me He said don’t u want me to take care of ur neighbor hood, He asked if I had a gun I wish I would’ve recorded it
That cop would scare even Robo cop !!! He had a very violent aura about him ...hope this guy gets some thing ,it was degrading ...but that's why the COP did it ....and would have gone from zero to hundred in the blink of a eye ...so am glad you kept your cool ...
he tries to appear tough, without being a member of the most notorious gang, in that bad without that, he'll be wearing khakis with the white shirt with his face covered
They will not be punished! Only the tax payers from the community will be punished! They will pay any money awarded from any lawsuit against the police. Remove qualified immunity, make them responsible for their actions!! Not Us!!
@@sthavoc8 actually the police have liability insurance that pays but now the insurance companies are refusing to write policies for departments. Which I hope help with this BS of violating our rights.
Hi Taya!! For the Police to say The Officer has every right to detain him because he had a Hoody on is seriously troubling and goes to show you how Police in general have no regard to your Civil Rights. Also a $100000.00 Bail for a Traffic Violation is outright astonishing and a clear abuse of the Bail System by The Courts and Law Enforcement.
Inalienable rights. It means can not be taken away. Civil rights are a scam created by ruling elite cause they are rights that have to be licensed and privelaged. Fuck no. My rights are inalienable and bound by no other human or government. That is freedom. Not civil or even constitutional rights dangled like a fucking carrot by idiots who dont give a fuck about humanity
@@anthonygaydotcom Of course, the fact that every right we THINK we have CAN be taken away seems to escape most people. “Inalienable rights” are just words on an ancient and impotent piece of paper. Just another fairytale like easter bunnies, unicorns, and divine interference.
The cops are trained to be arrogant, to "control the situation". They are not hired because they are bright or because they are trying to protect ordinary people. They are hired and military trained to obey orders without question, to regard the general public as an enemy to be subdued and extorted. People who become cops are no longer part of society, they cling together in their exclusive above-the-law warrior club.
Prowling is a crime in California under Penal Code 647i PC. This section defines a prowler as one “who, while loitering, prowling, or wandering upon the private property of another, at any time, peeks in the door or window of any inhabited building or structure, without visible or lawful business with the owner or occupant.” Walking down the street would NOT fit the description of prowling.
@@brianbickle7395 It wasn't. What does that have to do with anything? The cop admitted that he didn't have a reason for stopping the gyt, he also admitted that he didn't gave cause to get ID. Yet, he held the gut and searched him, going through his wallet and getting ID. Notice the cop at the door recording with his phone, yet that recording hasn't been released.
@@จันทิมารักษาราช-ว4ฒ The cop at my door had a light that he was shining in my window. It wasn't a phone. However, there was NO body cam footage of any of the officer's in these videos. They are all my videos.
If Mr. Reinas knew that the officer had nothing he should've just walked away. If you know you're in the right and the officer has nothing you shouldn't even have to ask "am I being detained or am I free to go", just go. If the officer grabs you, you can either try to reason with them (yeah right) or play the victim and yell for help. There is nothing shameful about making the officer look like the oppressor because that's what they are.
Your somewhat right but he exercised his rights correctly, just not in a style you would have chosen. We have to accept that most interactions with cops are a surprise and reactions vary from person to person.
@@Skrubb_Lord This is clearly illegal behaviour by the police man. Instead of trying to use semantics to give the impression walking away is easy... He would of run the risk of injury and you clearly know that..
I'm a retired police officer from CT, and I'm telling all you police misconduct lovers that that tyrant cop had no reason, no articuable suspicion, and definitely no probable cause to detain, or make an arrest.
$100,000 bail on an infraction? 8th is definitely violated. Just the other day something on cop with multiple charges, including murder, $50,000. He's out on the streets right now. Seems like a discriminatory practice to me.
A sociopath has an innate *need* to dominate/control/harm others . They are extraordinarily attracted to police power so they can get their "supply" with impunity .
Criminals twist whatever they can to obtain their desired outcome.. it doesnt matter what station they hold in society, those in an office of trust that do this should be held accountable twice as hard and much
Yeah, that was total bullshit. That police spokesperson was full of shit. Just because you have on a hoodie in warm weather doesn't mean shit. Plenty of people including me wear hoodies in warm weather. That is not RAS of any crime being afoot.
Since Aaron had a warrant for his arrest, this cop and every cop watching this video feels justified in their actions. We will never convince them otherwise.
We don’t have to convince them because at the end of the day clearly a lot of these police officers lack brain cells or are sociopath, psychopath , or a pedophiles but regardless they are rendering themselves obsolete🤷🏽♀️ every day there’s more stories of cops planting evidence raping women people in custody getting sexually assaulted by them children being molested by police officers🤷🏽♀️ police officers shooting children 🤷🏽♀️ I mean the list goes on and on and when people find out that we’ve been paying out in the billions for years of lawsuits because 99% of lawsuits they force people to sign a gag order so nobody knows about it it’s a considerable more amount than what people think they spend in cities and states for lawsuits to pay our victims of police brutality🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
And because nothing happens to them when they break the law they think it's okay. For government officials legal has replaced moral. And compounding that problem nothing is illegal for government officials at all anymore. I gave up on trying to get through to cops a long time ago, who you really need to wake up are the folks in the Police Activity comments section. And elsewhere, that's just a huge channel with a high concentration of people deeply indoctrinated into this system. The ones who see a person get shot in a Macey's Department store and go "good, another violent animal down! So what if he didn't have a gun, I'm glad they killed them!". Because they are too ignorant to see where that leads. To cops shooting whenever they feel like it. To innocent kids dying because they were in the area of a cop who deemed someone a lethal target. I don't care if it's Hitler incarnate, you don't shoot him without deadly force. You don't get to detain without P.C. And it is pathetic such a simple concept is so utterly lost on our population these days.
A warrant for traffic makes no since. Failure to appear happens if you miss court for a traffic ticket. A cop showing up at your house for it is unbelievable. I've missed a few court dates in my 20's and it's just a bench warrant, a misdemeanor, not a felony warrant.
@@gemmalfirefly4287 Can you please provide any RECENT links or proof of a cop molesting a woman or child. I am in college and writing a report on the wrongdoings of cops in the US. Gimme some ammo, man.
I just found your channel and I must say, what you do is absolutely needed and your presentations are very interesting and professional. Very well done videos. Forget about it.
It's similar to what happened to me there's a taco truck two blocks down the street that's open till 11 I was hungry one night and went out there to get some tacos and on the way back a cop pulled up on me asking where I was going I said I was going home went to get some tacos real quick he asked me again what am I doing out here so late I said it's only 11 he asked again there's been a lot of robberies out here I said I don't care what's that got to do with me he said well why you walking this late I said look at my hand I was carrying a bag with tacos in it then he got mad because I wouldn't give him my ID so he grabbed my tacos and threw them on the ground and arrested me for prowling after spending the night in jail hungry they released me and after that I had to go to 4 Courts and the judge wouldn't drop the charges until I took it to trial and then they try to give me a deal I said no I'll take it to trial 15 minutes later the da dropped the charges that was some BS and waste of time trying to put something on my record and steal some money from me
Taya Graham, I really appreciate your program in exposing law enforcement's abuse of power and pointing out the importance of knowing our rights as citizens, as well as, showing instances of people acting on those rights. I have rung your bell, so please, keep me posted.
Get rid of amunity and force officers to pay 1/2 of any settelment, and if assault is proven the the cop involved loses his right to carry a weapon like any normal citizen gets.
It’s amazing how we ask a cop to leave our property over and over and the cop just stands there and try’s playing word games, then an auditor will be filming somewhere, legally , and a cop will either threaten or will arrest an individual
-If the cops don't leave your property(& have no warrant) after you have told them to please leave then slam the door right in there faces. And if they just stay their Go watch tv and fall asleep Believe me They will leave Then IF they do come back they will have a warrant this time. So chances are slim that these coppers will even show up. They will know better this time around.
@@auggie803 True , if they are standing in your front yard, but if they’re standing at your front door probably with their foot blocking you from closing the door, if you try and slam the door or push them back you will be charged with “ assaulting a police officer “, and you end up in jail.
This was excellent and well said, i loved it. I can't believe that in America the land of the free, you are not really free to walk down the street at night wearing a hoodie ,wow! Next time when i am visiting the states I will be sure to go to the nearest police station and ask what is the appropriate attire for walking at night and am i allowed to walk after dark.
This man had no duty to provide ID! The officer had EVERY DUTY to abide by his CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS! HE told him his rights, and was still harassed! NO QUALIFIED IMMUNITY!! NO RAS!
The very first thing that he should have asked the tyrant is “Is this a consensual contact?” If the answer is yes then he should have said “I do NOT consent so leave me alone and any further attempt to communicate with me will be construed as harassment.” If no, then immediately and verbally invoke your right to have counsel present during questioning and your right to remain silent. It doesn’t matter if the tyrant tries to say that since this is not an arrest then those don’t apply. SCOTUS says the exact opposite in Miranda v Arizona. Below are some points pulled directly from that ruling. I am NOT an attorney and this cannot be taken as sound legal advice since that can only be provided by an actual attorney. Still, here is something to add to your toolbox. The other night I actually read the SCOTUS ruling from Miranda v. Arizona (1966). There were some very interesting things in it that auditors need to be aware of . Here are three quotes from it that are the ammo you need to use: (1) By custodial interrogation, we mean questioning initiated by law enforcement officers after a person has been taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his freedom of action in any significant way. (2) To summarize, we hold that when an individual is taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his freedom by the authorities in any significant way and is subjected to questioning, the privilege against self-incrimination is jeopardized. (3) If the individual states that he wants an attorney, the interrogation must cease until an attorney is present. Then there is this point from Terry v Ohio (1968) that reinforces what SCOTUS ruled in Miranda about the Constitutional significance of not being allowed to leave or proceed on your way: The Fourth Amendment applies to "stop and frisk" procedures such as those followed here. Pp. 392 U. S. 16-20. (a) Whenever a police officer accosts an individual and restrains his freedom to walk away, he has "seized" that person within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment. P. 392 U. S. 16. So, when a tyrant does not let you continue to be on your way then by Miranda you are in custody. It doesn’t matter what the tyrant tries to call it, it is being in custody, period. That third point I listed then comes into effect. Once a tyrant has you in custody you need to IMMEDIATELY invoke your right to counsel. Make sure to have it all on video. We all know that they are too stupid to not ask you anything else. Once they ask you ANYTHING after you have invoked then it becomes a civil rights violation under Miranda (as per point 2 above). Also, because Miranda is settled case law that clearly says they are not allowed to ask you ANYTHING after you invoke, then it meets the requirements set by the courts to get their qualified immunity waived and sue them personally. Just my two cents worth….
This is an incorrect interpretation of Miranda. You have to read the follow-up cases. Investigatory detainment is not typically considered custody for the purposes of Miranda. See Berkemer v. McCarty (traffic stop where the person was not free to leave and questioned by an officer. Held that suspect was not in custody for Miranda purposes at this stage). The court stated that Miranda rights attach once a suspect’s freedom of action has been curtailed to a degree associated with formal arrest. If a person reads your comment and follows your advice, it could actually get them in more trouble.
@@rickyd454 so being curtailed isn’t the same as being detained? I’m confused, it seems the same which is why this whole process should be stopped. So if they claim you’re not under arrest but are simply being detained I have the right to just request counsel and not say another word which in turn can now get me arrested.. Geezz😢😢
@@Sincere4Eva the key phrase to “curtailed to a degree associated with formal arrest.” Miranda does not attach during investigatory detainments and traffic stops (unless your freedom is curtailed to the extent associated with formal arrest). You can still invoke the fifth and remain silent (which should be done affirmatively thanks to Salinas v. Texas). However, cops are not required to give you Miranda warnings in these situations.
15:52 Always file a complaint against policers who violate your civil rights...so there is a paper trail that will benefit your lawsuit against that police officer and the city. Make your lawsuit above $300,000.00
A lawsuit would be too" expensive for me" No it's not and the benefits are outway any excuses you have when you receive a check for $325,995.00 for you emotional distress caused by this police officer and his police department. Never give up, never let a police officer get away with violating your civil rights...never.
He is talking WAY TOO MUCH! He's already messed up by giving his birth date, therefore giving the tyrant reason to believe he's going to get more. Remember, DON'T TALK TO THE POLICE!!! They are NOT your friend!!
In California we have curfew laws for the underaged. Giving my D.O.B. was to inform the officer that I was way past the legal age to be walking at night by my self. Also, I completely ignored the officer as he was driving beside me while I walked! I only addressed the officer once I knew my phone's camera was recording video. And, continuing to walk didn't work because he quickly jumps right out of his vehicle to follow me and escalate the situation.
What I've learned as soon as the cop said " come here ". The citizen should have said " am I being detained ". If the cop said " no" keep walking" if the cop said " yes" than the citizens says for " what reasonable suspicion of a crime ". Then be quiet and let the cop dig his own hole.
I called the DOJ's Denver office when Obama was President. I was wondering why I could read through statutes of duties of government officials and have documented proof of via records requests that the laws of their duties was clearly not being followed. I asked what they were doing about the obvious felony malfeasance. Nothing. I asked about filing lawsuits of malfeasance. The PR spokesperson for that Denver DOJ office was adamant that they would demand to dismiss any lawsuit against any government official at any level of government for malfeasance. The DOJ is literally locking in the extreme corruption, economic racism, and economic misogyny that are destroying so many lives like they've done to me.
If they have an arrest warrant and they saw and spoke to you through a window, they can make entry. Seems like they were lying there. Dam good thing he wasn't dumb enough to step outside.
Even opening the door would have been bad. The cops would put their foot or body in the way preventing it from closing. This escalates the situation. The entire thing was the cops lying. If they could arrest him or enter they would have.
There's body warrants and search warrants this was a body warrant which means they can arrest you but they can't knock down your door to do it and that's why he was trying to get him to come outside. If they had a search warrant they would have definitely knocked down his door. It's definitely a corrupt system though and I don't agree with anything I just watched just pointing out the difference.
He had no probable cause to stop this young man even though he was wearing a hoodie so what evaluate this young man's Fourteenth Amendment rights the freedom to travel.
Thank you for what you do! After quitting the police department(records bureau), it makes me feel good that others think like me and that I wasn’t crazy when I said what I was witnessing.
Yeah biggest part of cop culture is get away with everything, lie cover up don't mention this bla bla bla . Seen it done that. Been through it more than once piss the right cop off and bam years of neck high bull spit.
There will always be others who wish to tell you you are not doing or saying as they would have you do or say. Since you aren’t like them or have ever felt the need to control others, it is confusing and a bit scary as these types can erupt and explode at any moment for the oddest of reasons. These are called “control freaks”. Avoid them!
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This is not community policing, it is harassment & fishing, period. This cop should be demoted. Better yet, just fire him.
Nah….firing him won't get the job done. Death penalty.
Demoted? Lmao..
Imagine how many times he has done this off camera...
He landed a keeper. Lol
Sue this police department for $599,990.00 that's the only way this police abuse of power will stop, hurt them where it hurts the most. Their police funds.
@@masterchief119-i9p No, not just hurting them financially, but also physically where they cannot harm another citizen minding their business.
No honor when hiding behind qualified immunity.
Agreed! In fact in 2 weeks we should have an episode that talks about the history of QI and how it evolved to be misused and abused by Law enforcement. Thanks for the comment and for watching! -taya
@@therealnews always a thumb up from me. Reference to others the Geo Maher book
And James Freeman video-Otto flop to viewers of 1AA community.
He’s Hiding behind qualified immunity and Terry VS Ohio.
A couple of years ago a similar arrest was made and the family of the woman arrested for walking in the middle of the street sued for $325,000.00 for violating her civil rights, harassment and emotional distress and they won their case in court. I hope the same for this young man.
Yeah there's nothing suspicious about walking in the middle of the street where cars drive right? Ridiculous
@@lazydaisy2292 You never crossed the street to visit a loved one's house or neighbor. Really? I feel so sorry for you, friend.
@@xaviercast970 you feel sorry for me? That's laughable considering you don't know what it means to walk in the middle of the street. These were your words, yes or no? Do I really need to tell you that "walking IN THE MIDDLE of the street" is not the same thing as "CROSSING the street to visit a loved one" ? Stupid thing to say. Those mean two completely different things.
@@lazydaisy2292 Nope..I still feel sorry for you. Have a nice day... :)
@@lazydaisy2292 tell me, what does a boot taste like?
The worst society has to offer, with no oversight whatsoever.
Thanks for taking the time to comment and for watching! -taya
And we used to call these idiots “Americas Finest”. Now they are nothing more than the boils on the ass of society!!🤦🏼♀️. How embarrassing!!
@@liquidlinda2708 No, they call themselves "America's Finest". Much like everything else the government says, you'll find the truth somewhere near the polar opposite.
@@therealnews Do officers ever get charged for battery? If a citizen were to detain another citizen and threaten them (whether overtly or more subtly -- like by wearing weapons and waving them around or saying now you're going to get into the back of my vehicle) wouldn't that be battery, then perhaps kidnapping?
If a person with a weapon told me I had to get into his vehicle, I'd feel that was offensive and threatening contact and my life and wellbeing may be at stake.
It is one thing if an officer had reasonable suspicion. Another if that is nowhere in sight.
The second part, especially - the “no oversight” part.
That part is the really problematic part, as that “excuses” *everything,* up to and including extrajudicial *targeted* killing in the service of *The Regime.*
You can tell the officer is use to people rolling over and giving him whatever he wants.
Didn't you see the full video? The police department answer stating the LEO did nothing wrong. The suspect was wearing a hoody so that made the detention legal and the LEOs ID request legit! WTF right!
So if you wear a hoody when LEOs feel is not cold enough to wear one you have to ID? They claim they had RAS, for what crime was it? Was a burglary or some type of illegal act recently called in?
Again, it seems when it comes to LEOs and courts, common sense goes out the window. It is dark, guy walking around neighborhood with a hoody, ok might be a bit suspicious. But because it is suspicious does it mean as I citizen I can go out and confront the person, force him to ID, force him to tell me what he is doing on my neighborhood? What if I use force or threaten to use force if the person doesn't want to comply to my inquiry? I would be committing crimes right? Why when and LEO does it the legal system doesn't see it as a crime?
What would I want LEOs to do? SAME THING I WOULD WANT A CIVILIAN TO DO! If someone is walking around my neighborhood looking suspicious, we let them know that we are watching them, and we continue to watch them. This LEO felt this suspect was up to no good but there was no RAS of an actual crime. After the suspect declined to ID and answer questions that should have been it. Heck, the LEO could have just let the suspect go then just follow the suspect around.
Like all the cops
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@@CancunManny Are you serious? Police Departments nearly ALWAYS say that their officers did nothing wrong. In big cities like NYC and LA; it’s standard procedure. And let’s not even talk about the police unions.
Please do a little research.
@@jeffthornton6998 You might want to take time to read my full comment. I started of being very sarcastic.
Not filing a complaint and holding these oppressors accountable IS EXACTLY ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS THIS KEEPS HAPPENING!
True.
We don't have the money to press charges on police!!!
Unfortunately, that's what they rely on....
What's the point when you already know that they're not going to investigate the complaint- they already said the cop did nothing wrong, and not only that, they'll falsely accuse you of lying and arrest you for trying to file the complaint. This happens all the time. In Florida a local news station sent people in to police departments to ask for complaint forms. At almost every single police station the person was detained, accosted, and threatened with arrest if they didn't identify themselves. There's footage from a court room where a male police officer inappropriately searched a woman and when she tried to file a complaint they told her if she went through with it they would arrest her for making false statements. At first she agreed to drop the complaint but when she reaffirmed that the cop touched her inappropriately they took her to jail. If you have a warrant like this guy you can't just walk into a police station and ask for a complaint form without running the risk of being detained, forced to ID, and then arrested. So filing a complaint not only doesn't do any good when you know they're going to take the cop's side, you're risking your own life and liberty by even attempting to file a complaint. No one in their right mind would put themselves through all that for no result.
When tyranny becomes the Law, disobedience becomes every Americans duty!
A very true but with the dumbing down of the American public education system, and the propaganda/indoctrination on mainstream lies
The general Public does not KNOW.
Your username is amazing. 🇺🇸
so let the revolution begin
Awesome name and amazing comment. More people need to think like you. Thank you sir 🙏
@@yuwannakno1269 the only propaganda and indoctrination is coming from the red meat conservative media feeds to its viewers.
This cop seems mentally unstable and very unintelligent
The prerequisites for the job
I won't argue with this comment ;) Thanks for the comment and for watching! -taya
Literally what they look for when recruiting.
that's basic qualifications if u wanna be a cop
@@3arthIsGhetto why wouldn't they, sadistic cretins..
Thank you to Aaron for having the courage to stand up for your freedoms and sharing your experience....
You F'in right Aaron. It's so good to see there are young men out there that they can't terrifi into bending over for them.
Peace bro.
He did awesome. What a shame
The cops should be given some real work, like the rest of us, so that they don't go around bullying people because they are bored and entitled.
The way auditards go around bullying working people and the public because they’re bored and unemployed/ unemployable????
@@brianbickle7395 two wrongs don't make a right
@@kettilkroh3987 I’m glad you agree auditards are wrong
@@brianbickle7395 I think you missed my point
I always tell them to get a real job
This behavior by this deputy is indicative of the culture of Law Enforcement in this country.
Us vs Them
"You are guilty until I am satisfied that you are not."
Michael-And even then, they'll keep pushing till they convince themselves (or they believe their own fairy tales) that you committed a crime!!! The biggest crime that we the people commit is doing ANYTHING the police don't like, then they'll MAKE UP A CRIME! Just like this POS did!!!
Well spoken
Sometimes, even if they know that you are not guilty but you hurt their feelings they will retaliate. Many have gone to prison for many years because cops and/or district attorneys take a dislike to someone.
Constitution is being ignored, which is sickening.
Sounds like the kind of law enforcement we see in dictatorships
I as a kid was kidnapped by officers while walking to a friend's house. A roughly 20 minute walk and had an hour to get there. They harrassed and kidnapped me for nearly two hours. Then after holding me for an hour past curfew. They then charged me for curfew violation to justify their stop and lied about when they picked me up. So, harassment, unlawful detainment, and unlawful charges that were actually caused by the kidnapping. Many cops are dirty and if you file a complaint they start stalking you. Keep in mind walking down the side walk is not illegal.
Your parents or grandparents should have talked to a lawyer about that. You could be set for life not have to work because of what they did and had the officers would ARRESTED you and held you as a minor ARRESTED and charged with kidnapping and questioning you with out a lawyer or parent with you during questioning or interrogation
@jaybraddock2350 it doesn't really work like that in a city, full of dirty cops back in the 90s, and in the south.
@@allennolden8735 Hey I understand I'm sorry what happened to you. I live in the south also. I know what the cops there do. Our sheriff has been told he can stay till he retires it has been almost 20 years. There is some underhanded an under the table stuff happening so ya I see what you mean
I'm from New Zealand, I've lived in 6 countries and had 7 or 8 interactions with cops here and there in my life. I've NEVER been asked for I.D. American cops are way over the line IMO, you guys need to sort them out, disgusting arrogance and abuse of their power.
we know they need sorted, its just very difficult when the "upper class" protects them. too many people are in too many pockets.
Wow what countries have you been to have so many encounter with police offices? I'm in my Sixties,, the last time I was accosted by a police officer was when I was a teenager here in America.
@@empire7179, The last time that I was accosted by traitor pigs, was three time's in the last three years. One time I was sleeping in my own home, when a traitor pig began banging on my window, flashing his light inside. He said he saw my door was open, and wanted to make sure I wasn't a burglar. I had my glass storm door closed, and my front door behind it open to allow cool air in. Another time, I got the cops called on me because I delivered my baby at home, and my ex found out, and called the traitor pigs, who demanded to verify my baby was fine. Third time, was getting pulled over at a speed trap, the 🐖 literally told me that I could pickup my ticket at his police car, that he parked 40 feet behind me, he was standing on the passenger side behind the open door staring at me. I know that your generation definitely helped to cause the out of control police issue, by pretending like cops do no wrong, and licking the boots they step on you with.
@@johnthree1611 What?? Wait! I just asked you what country did you live in where these cops are acting like that so I won't go there or visit,, I didn't say Cops are not Out of Control,, I just said they haven't bothered me so how is that boot licking ?? Don't get upset with me because you have a problem with your Ex! and the Police in the area you live in?? You need to attack them not me.. My Generation help to cause this that sounds Ridiculous! it was a lot worse when I was coming up but it has been that way,, Way before I was born this is nothing new? like your generation is not helping the situation.. Plus that first time how was the police supposed to know you was airing out your house you need to invest in a air conditioning because that's their job to check when they see infractions like that?? What if someone did break your house you would have been happy that they did that.. With you having problems with your Ex sounds like a personal problem to me?? You need to go straighten her out and stop blaming other people..
@@empire7179, yep, an infraction to keep my glass storm door locked, and closed, and then open the inner door, makes soo much sense. Your comment sounded like you were mocking the main comment about having issues with police, like you were bragging that you hadn't been messed with since you were a teen, and it wasn't normal to be harassed by police in America. The problem is with the police believing anyone who calls in to file false reports, not between me and my ex. If you weren't trying to put down the person who wrote the main comment, then you may want to read your comments before posting them on a video forum like this, where people don't like corrupt traitor cops.
My son was arrested in Saginaw Michigan,after a crime had been committed not by my son,he was stopped by the police for matching the description of a suspect,gray hat gray shirt and gray shorts and a bike with a speaker on it,and the police were looking for the keys of a victim that was not found on my son and they still arrested him charged him and he was not identified by a victim as the suspect during this arrest
This cop is sick . And its sickening
I'll bet the cop is an abuser if he's lucky enough to have a wife.
Filthy disgusting tyrants no more no less
The statement "No, you're not" opened that cop up to losing his qualified immunity. The statement shows he has no right to ID this man, yet he tries to anyway. I think the Supreme Court would wholeheartedly agree that a $100,000 bail for a minor traffic violation would be a violation of the 8th Amendment; "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted."
And yet they do all the time!
Not to mention that the cop even confirmed, more than once, that the guy is right. He has no obligation to provide his ID.
What California does is turn failure to appear for a traffic infraction a criminal offense. Typically bail is set at the amount that typically is charged as a fine. However this can be abused.
The feds, cops, judges, politicians, and courts just keep showing all of us with some common sense that they're just as bad OR even sometimes worse as the criminals that they are supposed to be protecting the citizens
Reasonable suspicion!? He was walking and this cop starts barking orders at him for no reason. This is absolutely insane. This should not be possible. It’s not important what street he was on. He’s walking in a supposedly free country. Being detained, physically accosted, for walking.
Remove qualified immunity and this will stop.
It's strange how history repeats itself as this is so reminiscent of the brown shirt behaviour prior to the rise of fascism in Nazi Germany.
The key word here being "supposedly".
The cop changed his tune a few minutes in. He mentioned seeing Mr. Reina in someone's yard - i.e. trespassing. But he didn't mention that at all at the beginning of the stop when Mr. Reina asked why he was being stopped - just the hoodie crap. Wearing a hoodie in 81 degree weather is not probable cause for anything. I think the cop was making things up as he went.
The Savage So called Cop , knew He was being Recorded ! And Yet Still Deprived Innocent Citizen of His Constitutional Rights !
It's amazing how quickly the story changed from "you're walking in the dark with a sweater" to "you're prowling and trying to break into cars" once the cop got his feelings hurt
The badge and gun allows them to do anything they want tp citizens.
Cops are highly skilled at manipulating and misrepresenting the situation to fabricate false charges and accusations in order to justify their overreach. Police don't want you to have civil rights. Police see your rights as an inconvenience to them instead of understanding that it's their job to protect your rights.
@@adriangeh6414 the badge means nothing if every American is armed and tired of their crap.
It’s all about intimidation to get you talking and IDing.
@@cult_of_odin it’s getting close.
Hi, Taya -
You, My Dear, are the
"real deal".......I am so glad to see that someone of your caliber has joined in this movement to "police the police" and hold these public servants & law enforcement agencies accountable for what I believe is the rampant abuse of the limited authority that we have allowed them to have.
I am SO impressed with not only your intelligence & knowledge of the law, but also your dedication & enthusiastic presentation of the facts. And the frosting on the cake is that you are very attractive & your personality is endearing.
"We the People" are lucky to have you & all the others who are fighting for our rights. Your efforts are not only educating people about their rights, but inspiring more & more viewers like myself make a stand when confronted by officers who have forgotten who they work for ......And/or whose ego's have them feelng ten feet tall & Bulletproof.
And though there are some good cops out there, thousands of them nationwide are not, and you are doing a great job of bringing this reality into view for so many people who haven't been paying enough attention.
Take good care, Taya, and for God's sake - KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !!
(I sure wish that I had a cloning device .....I would make sure there were many more of you.....But I know me - I would have to make a copy for myself). 😁 😘
This cop should be sacked and prosecuted for his illegal actions !!! This cop doesn’t respect or obey the law !!! This cop should not be in law enforcement in any way shape or form !!!
There judges that don’t respect the law. One judge was sentencing children to jail for a crime that don’t exist.
@@Pulapaws I totally agree with you the whole justice system is F*cked up !!! They all should be held accountable for their actions !!!
Shxt in his head
I am a retired cop of thirty years service. This cop absolutely violated this man's 4th amendment. The problem is DOJ or the FBI do not do their jobs. That is the real problem.
No way you are an ex cop...lolol!!
Yeah, ever since Biden and the Fbi Called me and those I love “ White Supremacists”. I knew they were corrupt lying bastards.
@@denisemezynski8014 How is there no way? Is that rare and unattainable to become a cop that you talking like its a fact and there's no chance that he might of been a cop?
He could have been a cop. It's possible. Some cops come out & confirm that most, if not all, cops are like this cop...usually after they've retired or something.
Most cops, however, are cops (in their own minds) for life.
That wasn't a 4th Amendment violation, my guy. It was a misunderstanding between him and an officer that could have been diffused if the suspect had told him he lived in the neighborhood because the policemen clearly asked. Policemen rely on the ambiguity of reasonable suspicion to do their jobs effectively. Both men were wrong, not one way or the other. There might have been a string of car jackings in the area.
You are special and you are giving many people power to stand up and do some thing positive..Keep up the good works.
When you protect your rights the cop's will pursue, escalate and harass in order to assert their tyrannical power.
The only way to stop this behavior it to know your right! People otherwise it will continue
Well like this guy maybe didn't have the money for fine,skipped court and he knows what would happen.
Cops will violate your rights in a min.
Record everything if you can something that simple sometimes will help.
We need to lower the power the police have and make the whole building transparent from chief on down judges need to be looked at also not just in court behavior everything that goes through the office.
Qualified immunity has to go.
Does that mean we should bow? I would hope not. Not all cops are aggressive swine. But as an old adage says; One bad apple spoils the whole bag.
Naw! What made you think that?
@@brendabaxter4045 😂🤣
I got stopped for walking in the winter with no coat and he said that it was suspicious and wanted my ID. I told him I don't wear coats and haven't since I was a kid. I still need your ID I said why and he said so I can find out who you are and why your out here. I told him no matter how long you look at my license you will never find out why I am out here. He didn't leave it there, carried on for another 45 minutes after that.
This is why even if you do everything right they still harass and arrest
If you aren't charged for whatever the initial stop was, everything after should be dropped. It's absoluetly fruit of the poisionous tree and if you can't challenge it because you were never charged, that's a MAJOR issue in my book.
It is fruit from the poisonous tree, but these cop like to think it’s inevitable discovery, not!!
That's EXACTLY what it is.
I couldn't fight it in court because he didn't cite me for any of the reasons he stopped me for.
Hey @Sawyer , what was the name of that right/law/etc. again? I am talking about the one where if you aren't charged for whatever the initial stop was, then everything after gets dropped. I'd like to look in to that one more so I can potentially handle a situation like this better! Thanks
@@benjaminromberg2091 SAME HERE I COULD NOT DEPOSE THE OFFICER BECAUSE THE CHARGES WERE DROPPED
And the REAL CRIMINAL IS .... THE COP !!!
I approve this message! ;) Thanks for the comment and for watching! -taya
As always!!
Largest gang in the US!
You are simply one of the very best voices in this vessel for change. You are gifted at what you do. You're passion is there. I thank you very much for all your efforts. We must regain our sovereignty and freedom. What I mean is rediscover the pillars that hold this thing together such as the constitution and it's amendments tended to with heavy and rigorous debate and reject all poison of the contrary.
When a cop has to click his pen 200 times it just shows he knows he’s wrong and debating hard on the stupid decisions he’s about to make.
I don't care who you are. Pen clickers suck.
Lol he’s considering walking away but realizes his ego wont let him so he’s floundering through his options.
"I was told that if you file a complaint, they really don't do anything about it anyway."
Whoever told you that is absolutely correct.
That’s why we need many more videos like these.
TAKE IT TO TV TUCKER CARLSON WILL ADDRESS IT ON NATIONAL TV
@@christineweiss7018 - I kinda don't believe that.
Its true. No one cares anymore. I'm trynna see why this man doesn't want to express himself to the police still. :$
@@christineweiss7018 that might actually be true.
"a police officer MAY ASK a citizen for ID"
THIS involves making a question and then LEAVE it no matter if the reply was positive or negative,
officer carrying on rewording, asking for ID makes it a demand and therefore officer in violation...
Love what you do, BUT, police have BEEN out of control. We're just seeing it with more transparency. Keep up the good work!!
This case is even more troubling, it calls into question why a Judge would issue a $100,000.00 bench warrant on a minor traffic ticket.
The warrant wasn’t probably signed and stamped by the judge.That’s why the police officer left, he was lying to the guy.
I guarantee the story he told the judge a very different story. Complete with stories of evasion, resisting arrest, communicating threats against police. Which the judge never asked for evidence of
Probably because he keeps not showing up to court? The detainment for walking along the street was unacceptable, but if you have a court date and don't show up you can't complain when the police show up at your door.
MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY NO THERE REASON CROOKED ASSES THAT GET AWAY WITH IT BECAUSE THEY NEVER DO ANYTHING WRONG JUST KISS KISS OUR BACKSIDES WHERE THE SUN DOES NOT SHINE!
Fuckin crazy America rederik....just makes me sick!
"I have reasonable suspicion that you are a murderer because I do not have evidence of your innocence"
I love this audit channel. Keep doing the great work u ALL do.
I am so glad! I appreciate the kind comment! -taya
When he said how he didn’t properly know his rights when he was younger, it was the same for me. I couldn’t even tell you how many times my civil rights were violated by police taking advantage of a young person’s ignorance of the law. It blows my mind now when I think of it.
Same with me.
THE AW SHOULD BE TAUGHT IN THE SCHOOLS
Precisely go to high schools and fix this for the young students and people whether they go on to college or not. If you have to overdo it with it but make sure the young people know they are our future is why.
Teaching them may be *Your calling* ...
I got stopped while walking home once, I asked y was he stopping me
He said don’t u want me to take care of ur neighbor hood,
He asked if I had a gun
I wish I would’ve recorded it
Thank you for you and your team's reporting.
That cop would scare even Robo cop !!! He had a very violent aura about him ...hope this guy gets some thing ,it was degrading ...but that's why the COP did it ....and would have gone from zero to hundred in the blink of a eye ...so am glad you kept your cool ...
Sociopaths are drawn to the job. My dad was a Fed and his philosophy was "Can't break the law if you are the law."
he tries to appear tough, without being a member of the most notorious gang, in that bad without that, he'll be wearing khakis with the white shirt with his face covered
We need to keep the pressure so cops like this feel the same pain as the people they punish for doing everyday things
Well said we don't hate cops we want the bad ones held accountable when the situation fits.
People getting killed by police every day that doesn't care about human being they think everyone is a thug now you can't wear some clothes?
They will not be punished! Only the tax payers from the community will be punished! They will pay any money awarded from any lawsuit against the police. Remove qualified immunity, make them responsible for their actions!! Not Us!!
@@sthavoc8 actually the police have liability insurance that pays but now the insurance companies are refusing to write policies for departments. Which I hope help with this BS of violating our rights.
Excellent point about the wealthy and tax fraud!
That cop cannot stand when people know their rights his ego is so tripped out they should fire cops like that that day
Hi Taya!!
For the Police to say The Officer has every right to detain him because he had a Hoody on is seriously troubling and goes to show you how Police in general have no regard to your Civil Rights.
Also a $100000.00 Bail for a Traffic Violation is outright astonishing and a clear abuse of the Bail System by The Courts and Law Enforcement.
Inalienable rights. It means can not be taken away. Civil rights are a scam created by ruling elite cause they are rights that have to be licensed and privelaged. Fuck no. My rights are inalienable and bound by no other human or government. That is freedom. Not civil or even constitutional rights dangled like a fucking carrot by idiots who dont give a fuck about humanity
@@anthonygaydotcom You get it. The Bill of Rights are instructions which inform the elite ruling class EXACTLY how to violate human rights.
seems, like a dude spontaneously acting out a fear or prejudice towards a stranger, cept to the tune of a probably outsized budget, gun and equipment.
@@anthonygaydotcom Of course, the fact that every right we THINK we have CAN be taken away seems to escape most people. “Inalienable rights” are just words on an ancient and impotent piece of paper. Just another fairytale like easter bunnies, unicorns, and divine interference.
The cops are trained to be arrogant, to "control the situation". They are not hired because they are bright or because they are trying to protect ordinary people. They are hired and military trained to obey orders without question, to regard the general public as an enemy to be subdued and extorted. People who become cops are no longer part of society, they cling together in their exclusive above-the-law warrior club.
Prowling is a crime in California under Penal Code 647i PC. This section defines a prowler as one “who, while loitering, prowling, or wandering upon the private property of another, at any time, peeks in the door or window of any inhabited building or structure, without visible or lawful business with the owner or occupant.” Walking down the street would NOT fit the description of prowling.
How do we know ALL the video is being shown???
@@brianbickle7395 It wasn't. What does that have to do with anything? The cop admitted that he didn't have a reason for stopping the gyt, he also admitted that he didn't gave cause to get ID. Yet, he held the gut and searched him, going through his wallet and getting ID. Notice the cop at the door recording with his phone, yet that recording hasn't been released.
@@จันทิมารักษาราช-ว4ฒ The cop at my door had a light that he was shining in my window. It wasn't a phone. However, there was NO body cam footage of any of the officer's in these videos. They are all my videos.
Oh, you are correct, I watched it again, what I saw was a reflection of your phone.
The Cop must have good friends in the right places .
If Mr. Reinas knew that the officer had nothing he should've just walked away. If you know you're in the right and the officer has nothing you shouldn't even have to ask "am I being detained or am I free to go", just go. If the officer grabs you, you can either try to reason with them (yeah right) or play the victim and yell for help. There is nothing shameful about making the officer look like the oppressor because that's what they are.
Did you watch the video? The cop detained him.
@@katiebohan4809 Not until 4:44. Up until then it was only consensual.
Your somewhat right but he exercised his rights correctly, just not in a style you would have chosen. We have to accept that most interactions with cops are a surprise and reactions vary from person to person.
@@Skrubb_Lord This is clearly illegal behaviour by the police man.
Instead of trying to use semantics to give the impression walking away is easy...
He would of run the risk of injury and you clearly know that..
Do you seriously think that cop would've let him merely walk away? Did you even look at the video?
If I were out for a walk and a cop yelled out their window asking me where I live.. I would say "America... at least it used to be America"
this is the kind of cop that get a city or town in a lawsuit
That Cop judging from the pause is obviously making up BS, cause he has absolutely no legitimate leg to stand on, or any Legal reason to detain him.💢
I have to wholeheartedly agree! Thanks for the comment and for watching! -taya
Thank you for all the work that you do .Please stay vigilant and keep up the good work. The public needs to be more aware.
The cop repeatedly agreed to the fact that this man wasn’t obligated to give his Id but still kept asking for it.
$100,000 is incredibly high for a minor traffic violation. WTF is going on? A hoody= suspicious behavior?
Sounds like racketeering scam to me
Two words. Trevon Martin. He was wearing a hoodie also and we all know how that ended.
That was my first thought. I said it was fortunate he didn't shoot him. The academy turns it's attendees into monsters
Ashtray go byebye boohoo
I'm a retired police officer from CT, and I'm telling all you police misconduct lovers that that tyrant cop had no reason, no articuable suspicion, and definitely no probable cause to detain, or make an arrest.
$100,000 bail on an infraction? 8th is definitely violated.
Just the other day something on cop with multiple charges, including murder, $50,000. He's out on the streets right now.
Seems like a discriminatory practice to me.
Nothing will happen to this corrupt cop, that’s the real injustice.
Remove qualified immunity
This cop was acting exactly as he was trained. They are taught to ignore our 4th amendment rights.
A sociopath has an innate *need* to dominate/control/harm others . They are extraordinarily attracted to police power so they can get their "supply" with impunity .
The man had the best responses I've ever heard so proud of him
Criminals twist whatever they can to obtain their desired outcome.. it doesnt matter what station they hold in society, those in an office of trust that do this should be held accountable twice as hard and much
If this cop has RAS to stop this guy, he can stop anyone he wants. I'm saying there is no way there was RAS here.
Yeah, that was total bullshit. That police spokesperson was full of shit. Just because you have on a hoodie in warm weather doesn't mean shit. Plenty of people including me wear hoodies in warm weather. That is not RAS of any crime being afoot.
The system can't run without victims.
This is disgusting!!!!!! This cop needs to be off the job now and certification revoked!
Since Aaron had a warrant for his arrest, this cop and every cop watching this video feels justified in their actions. We will never convince them otherwise.
We don’t have to convince them because at the end of the day clearly a lot of these police officers lack brain cells or are sociopath, psychopath , or a pedophiles but regardless they are rendering themselves obsolete🤷🏽♀️ every day there’s more stories of cops planting evidence raping women people in custody getting sexually assaulted by them children being molested by police officers🤷🏽♀️ police officers shooting children 🤷🏽♀️ I mean the list goes on and on and when people find out that we’ve been paying out in the billions for years of lawsuits because 99% of lawsuits they force people to sign a gag order so nobody knows about it it’s a considerable more amount than what people think they spend in cities and states for lawsuits to pay our victims of police brutality🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
And because nothing happens to them when they break the law they think it's okay. For government officials legal has replaced moral. And compounding that problem nothing is illegal for government officials at all anymore. I gave up on trying to get through to cops a long time ago, who you really need to wake up are the folks in the Police Activity comments section. And elsewhere, that's just a huge channel with a high concentration of people deeply indoctrinated into this system. The ones who see a person get shot in a Macey's Department store and go "good, another violent animal down! So what if he didn't have a gun, I'm glad they killed them!". Because they are too ignorant to see where that leads. To cops shooting whenever they feel like it. To innocent kids dying because they were in the area of a cop who deemed someone a lethal target. I don't care if it's Hitler incarnate, you don't shoot him without deadly force. You don't get to detain without P.C. And it is pathetic such a simple concept is so utterly lost on our population these days.
A warrant for traffic makes no since. Failure to appear happens if you miss court for a traffic ticket. A cop showing up at your house for it is unbelievable. I've missed a few court dates in my 20's and it's just a bench warrant, a misdemeanor, not a felony warrant.
@@gemmalfirefly4287 Can you please provide any RECENT links or proof of a cop molesting a woman or child. I am in college and writing a report on the wrongdoings of cops in the US. Gimme some ammo, man.
@@stevebacasr Look up Daniel Holtzclaw. Read the book Epidemic by Lori Handrahan
I just found your channel and I must say, what you do is absolutely needed and your presentations are very interesting and professional. Very well done videos. Forget about it.
America we need to stand up together against the police department
It's similar to what happened to me there's a taco truck two blocks down the street that's open till 11 I was hungry one night and went out there to get some tacos and on the way back a cop pulled up on me asking where I was going I said I was going home went to get some tacos real quick he asked me again what am I doing out here so late I said it's only 11 he asked again there's been a lot of robberies out here I said I don't care what's that got to do with me he said well why you walking this late I said look at my hand I was carrying a bag with tacos in it then he got mad because I wouldn't give him my ID so he grabbed my tacos and threw them on the ground and arrested me for prowling after spending the night in jail hungry they released me and after that I had to go to 4 Courts and the judge wouldn't drop the charges until I took it to trial and then they try to give me a deal I said no I'll take it to trial 15 minutes later the da dropped the charges that was some BS and waste of time trying to put something on my record and steal some money from me
when you went to court did the judge tell u what laws did you brake
@@vanrajsindha9918 yes this incident happened five years ago and I was being charged with prowling
Wow...I am so sorry that happened to you... absolutely appalling
@@juanrizo8922 did u sue them ?
Who takes a meal to “prowl”?
Taya Graham, I really appreciate your program in exposing law enforcement's abuse of power and pointing out the importance of knowing our rights as citizens, as well as, showing instances of people acting on those rights. I have rung your bell, so please, keep me posted.
No RAS, MAKING UP CHARGES,not friggin listening, power hungry
Get rid of amunity and force officers to pay 1/2 of any settelment, and if assault is proven the the cop involved loses his right to carry a weapon like any normal citizen gets.
So wearing a hoodie is a crime. Imagine getting arrested for walking while HOODIED. WTF
nazi policing
Lawmakers need to make new laws to authorize civilians to arrest law enforcement breaking policy OR the law on these stops.
Those civilians better have their guns in hand, my friend 🤔!
It’s amazing how we ask a cop to leave our property over and over and the cop just stands there and try’s playing word games, then an auditor will be filming somewhere, legally , and a cop will either threaten or will arrest an individual
-If the cops don't leave your property(& have no warrant) after you have told them to please leave then slam the door right in there faces. And if they just stay their Go watch tv and fall asleep Believe me They will leave Then IF they do come back they will have a warrant this time. So chances are slim that these coppers will even show up. They will know better this time around.
Intimidation bullying Harrassing happens daily by cops
@@auggie803 True , if they are standing in your front yard, but if they’re standing at your front door probably with their foot blocking you from closing the door, if you try and slam the door or push them back you will be charged with “ assaulting a police officer “, and you end up in jail.
The door was never opened for that officer. Lol
If nothing is done then this won’t stop! Gotta record the law! It’s for your own protection!
Laws aren't time or weather specific. Cops are seriously the bottom of the barrel these days.
This was excellent and well said, i loved it. I can't believe that in America the land of the free, you are not really free to walk down the street at night wearing a hoodie ,wow! Next time when i am visiting the states I will be sure to go to the nearest police station and ask what is the appropriate attire for walking at night and am i allowed to walk after dark.
Nope, not free to breathe walking down the street at night.
If you have to ask, you're not really free, be you're own person and screw the govment
dont do that they will beat the shit out of you
I think a Klan hood would be acceptable to the average cop.
This cop's behaviour would improve if he were personally liable for his mistakes just like the rest of us.
This man had no duty to provide ID! The officer had EVERY DUTY to abide by his CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS! HE told him his rights, and was still harassed! NO QUALIFIED IMMUNITY!! NO RAS!
All he had to do was show him his identification
The very first thing that he should have asked the tyrant is “Is this a consensual contact?” If the answer is yes then he should have said “I do NOT consent so leave me alone and any further attempt to communicate with me will be construed as harassment.” If no, then immediately and verbally invoke your right to have counsel present during questioning and your right to remain silent. It doesn’t matter if the tyrant tries to say that since this is not an arrest then those don’t apply. SCOTUS says the exact opposite in Miranda v Arizona. Below are some points pulled directly from that ruling.
I am NOT an attorney and this cannot be taken as sound legal advice since that can only be provided by an actual attorney. Still, here is something to add to your toolbox. The other night I actually read the SCOTUS ruling from Miranda v. Arizona (1966). There were some very interesting things in it that auditors need to be aware of . Here are three quotes from it that are the ammo you need to use:
(1) By custodial interrogation, we mean questioning initiated by law enforcement officers after a person has been taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his freedom of action in any significant way.
(2) To summarize, we hold that when an individual is taken into custody or otherwise deprived of his freedom by the authorities in any significant way and is subjected to questioning, the privilege against self-incrimination is jeopardized.
(3) If the individual states that he wants an attorney, the interrogation must cease until an attorney is present.
Then there is this point from Terry v Ohio (1968) that reinforces what SCOTUS ruled in Miranda about the Constitutional significance of not being allowed to leave or proceed on your way:
The Fourth Amendment applies to "stop and frisk" procedures such as those followed here. Pp. 392 U. S. 16-20.
(a) Whenever a police officer accosts an individual and restrains his freedom to walk away, he has "seized" that person within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment. P. 392 U. S. 16.
So, when a tyrant does not let you continue to be on your way then by Miranda you are in custody. It doesn’t matter what the tyrant tries to call it, it is being in custody, period. That third point I listed then comes into effect. Once a tyrant has you in custody you need to IMMEDIATELY invoke your right to counsel. Make sure to have it all on video. We all know that they are too stupid to not ask you anything else. Once they ask you ANYTHING after you have invoked then it becomes a civil rights violation under Miranda (as per point 2 above). Also, because Miranda is settled case law that clearly says they are not allowed to ask you ANYTHING after you invoke, then it meets the requirements set by the courts to get their qualified immunity waived and sue them personally. Just my two cents worth….
This is an incorrect interpretation of Miranda. You have to read the follow-up cases. Investigatory detainment is not typically considered custody for the purposes of Miranda. See Berkemer v. McCarty (traffic stop where the person was not free to leave and questioned by an officer. Held that suspect was not in custody for Miranda purposes at this stage). The court stated that Miranda rights attach once a suspect’s freedom of action has been curtailed to a degree associated with formal arrest.
If a person reads your comment and follows your advice, it could actually get them in more trouble.
@@rickyd454 so being curtailed isn’t the same as being detained? I’m confused, it seems the same which is why this whole process should be stopped. So if they claim you’re not under arrest but are simply being detained I have the right to just request counsel and not say another word which in turn can now get me arrested.. Geezz😢😢
I can't remember all of that!!
@@rickyd454 Gads!!
@@Sincere4Eva the key phrase to “curtailed to a degree associated with formal arrest.” Miranda does not attach during investigatory detainments and traffic stops (unless your freedom is curtailed to the extent associated with formal arrest). You can still invoke the fifth and remain silent (which should be done affirmatively thanks to Salinas v. Texas). However, cops are not required to give you Miranda warnings in these situations.
15:52 Always file a complaint against policers who violate your civil rights...so there is a paper trail that will benefit your lawsuit against that police officer and the city. Make your lawsuit above $300,000.00
A lawsuit would be too" expensive for me" No it's not and the benefits are outway any excuses you have when you receive a check for $325,995.00 for you emotional distress caused by this police officer and his police department. Never give up, never let a police officer get away with violating your civil rights...never.
That Cop looked like he was on drugs.
They puttin' meth in his donuts down at the station?! 😂
He is talking WAY TOO MUCH! He's already messed up by giving his birth date, therefore giving the tyrant reason to believe he's going to get more. Remember, DON'T TALK TO THE POLICE!!! They are NOT your friend!!
In California we have curfew laws for the underaged. Giving my D.O.B. was to inform the officer that I was way past the legal age to be walking at night by my self.
Also, I completely ignored the officer as he was driving beside me while I walked!
I only addressed the officer once I knew my phone's camera was recording video. And, continuing to walk didn't work because he quickly jumps right out of his vehicle to follow me and escalate the situation.
wow this cop illegally detained him just to search and find his I.D to show him I will get what I want. that's mind blowing Authority flexing.
Never carry ID unless you are driving.. and do not call it ID.. it is a license to drive a car
I keep telling everyone that but they are not lessening,
keep up the GREAT work taya and steven !!
Thank you so much! Thanks for the kind comment and for watching! -taya
@@therealnews you're welcome !!
In a cowards eyes, everyone is a criminal.
What I've learned as soon as the cop said " come here ". The citizen should have said " am I being detained ".
If the cop said " no" keep walking" if the cop said " yes" than the citizens says for " what reasonable suspicion of a crime ".
Then be quiet and let the cop dig his own hole.
I called the DOJ's Denver office when Obama was President. I was wondering why I could read through statutes of duties of government officials and have documented proof of via records requests that the laws of their duties was clearly not being followed.
I asked what they were doing about the obvious felony malfeasance. Nothing.
I asked about filing lawsuits of malfeasance. The PR spokesperson for that Denver DOJ office was adamant that they would demand to dismiss any lawsuit against any government official at any level of government for malfeasance.
The DOJ is literally locking in the extreme corruption, economic racism, and economic misogyny that are destroying so many lives like they've done to me.
Another perfect example of who the cowards in blue really are.
If they have an arrest warrant and they saw and spoke to you through a window, they can make entry.
Seems like they were lying there. Dam good thing he wasn't dumb enough to step outside.
Even opening the door would have been bad. The cops would put their foot or body in the way preventing it from closing. This escalates the situation. The entire thing was the cops lying. If they could arrest him or enter they would have.
There's body warrants and search warrants this was a body warrant which means they can arrest you but they can't knock down your door to do it and that's why he was trying to get him to come outside. If they had a search warrant they would have definitely knocked down his door. It's definitely a corrupt system though and I don't agree with anything I just watched just pointing out the difference.
@@DJknows Makes sense because the cops never broke his door or a window to enter. They knew it was him but couldn’t.
Yes, I asked the officer, "Why aren't you busting this door down right now?" And, he replied, "Because it's not that type of warrant."
@@arnonroyna4420 I'm not sure what ur point is but yes it was a body warrant which only means they can arrest you if contact is made.
Reasonable articulable suspicion...OF A CRIME
Fired and jailed. This needs to be the standard for any violation of civil rights. Until it is, it will never stop.
The utter stupidity of the police also. Going back to the mans house to intimidate him, great optics kyle.
You're a smart and Noble lady and I appreciate what you're doing thank you
He had no probable cause to stop this young man even though he was wearing a hoodie so what evaluate this young man's Fourteenth Amendment rights the freedom to travel.
Thank you for what you do! After quitting the police department(records bureau), it makes me feel good that others think like me and that I wasn’t crazy when I said what I was witnessing.
Yeah biggest part of cop culture is get away with everything, lie cover up don't mention this bla bla bla .
Seen it done that.
Been through it more than once piss the right cop off and bam years of neck high bull spit.
This shows how much the law enforcement in this country is totally corrupted.
What a bunch of freaking thug with badge harassing him just for walking wearing a freaking hooded sweater 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
There will always be others who wish to tell you you are not doing or saying as they would have you do or say. Since you aren’t like them or have ever felt the need to control others, it is confusing and a bit scary as these types can erupt and explode at any moment for the oddest of reasons. These are called “control freaks”. Avoid them!
Another great show PAR. Thank you Taya and Stephen for all of your hard work and welcome back we've missed you🤗
#FreeEricBrandt💔