I wasn't ever going to comment on this video, but people keep getting on Travis for responding the way he did. This is the response of a guy fed up with all the crap that goes along with just trying to go from point A to B. Constant hassle. Busy bodies and pushy cops. He is responding to the cop in the like. I think some of the negative comments are from people that eventually have changed their minds and are on his side now. I think some have seen how it really is just trying to mind your own business and some people or cops cant just let someone live their lives without interfering to make themselves feel important. How difficult is it to let someone else just live their life? Everyone of you clowns crap their pants when a cop shows up because you know a cop will find something to screw with you for.
E30 M3 I’ll tell ya I was homeless for about a year with my wife many years ago. We were getting harassed all the time while we were parked behind motels and at park and rides. Cops said we couldn’t sleep there, it happened all the time and we’d have to move. We’d always come back, goes to show you, you can’t even struggle without getting harassed
The wording of the ordinance (in the description above) is telling... The ordinance was written with the intention of keeping a used car dealer from using public street parking spaces with the intention for business advertising purposes. The ordinance does however, allow the new car dealership to park specifically new models on the streets twice a year for a period of three days. Not only is Travis not a car dealer trying to sell his car, he's not taking up space on the city street adjacent to the new car dealership. Evidently the used car dealership the ordinance was spawned for would pretend to be working on the car to maintain the street parking spaces of his choosing to avoid the demand of the new car dealer to move them. It's all about power play and who's who in the township. Stupid resident business bickering gone stupid legal ordinance. And later, other stupid residents (and police) using the bully business bickering gone ordinance like a rock to throw it at harmless peaceful people visiting the public park and campground outside of town. The ordinance is completely irrelevant to Travis, whether he was working on his car or not. Stupid 👮 bootlickers 👢 are the most ignorant 💩 of sheople 🐏.
I know, it's ridiculous.. He definitely has a target on his back.. they know who he is before they even approach him.. I'm sure they are called in advance when Travis comes into town.
When you talked about cooking a chicken. I thought you were gonna pull a cooked foil wrapped chicken off the exhaust manifold. That would have been hilarious and the reason the hood was up.
Bro. My buddies dad owns a Mexican restaurant and when he was working sometimes he would open the hood on his Chevy truck and pull out foil wrapped burritos and YES I ate them. The engine heat kept them nice and warm. Mexican microwave: Chevy truck. Now before you people that have to go around sticking up for everyone else. I'M MEXICAN and have hundreds of family members and have seen every trick in the book. I'm not making fun of ANYONE. I'm genuinely impressed every time I see a trick like food under the boot.
Travis, your ability to entertain while being a leader in constitutional law is beyond words. Every time you say “yeah, I’ll exchange IDs” makes me smile from ear to ear. Keep it up man.
1. I did not ever seen him with a wrench or one even laying around. 2. The cop did not ask him if he had an emergency. 3. just because your hoot is up does not mean you have a problem or working on your car, maybe he was checking his fluid levels or heard a noise and was looking for the cause, but working on it? no I would have asked the cop after writing the ticket... "Now do you see any tools?" Did you ever ask me if I had a emergency?
Hey idiots, you can't just pull up on private property because you want to...cop told you they rent sites for $10.. you are just a drain of resources wherever you go, you don't live there....why do you want to be a jerk ass just to make content?....now pay, idiot...good job, loser...
so that how you're gonna to talk to cops from now on? or you just amused by someone who obviously is mentally unwell and doesn't fully understand what he's doing?
"I'm out here because you're working on your car." There's literally zero evidence of that. How is he 'working on his car' without tools, with no parts out of place, no fluids anywhere to fill anything, not even a dirty rag from checking oil? You can't just say, 'You're working on it,' and not cite what work you were doing. Hilarious watching those two get boiling mad due to their own stupidity while you ask them how they like the weather. "Are you a Constitutionalist or something?" Uhh, isn't every American citizen a Constitutionalist?
It’s because sovereign citizens have cooped the term. A decade ago constitutionalists just meant someone who believed in a strong constitution and believed the federal government should be kept somewhat limited. However these days the term is just a euphemism for sovereign citizens.
Aren't officers supposed to be constitutionalists? My statement to the cop would have been yes I'm a constitutionalists. I believe in the same constitution you're sworn to uphold.
I like how you blew that cops mind at the end. That cop is so much of a square that the idea of anyone living an unorthodox life is to much for his psyche. In fact, I think the cop acts like such a square in order to cover for his own extreme lifestyle choices that he keeps hidden from the wife and family.
17:41 When you ask for the cooking law and it just cuts off after he realizes hes going to have to go find that ordinance all over again .... comedy gold. I dont even know if you're meaning to be funny but, it works.
Ok folks, pipe down... This is preventative policing... Sanne was rather prejudicial (because of the source of the complaint) but reserved (seeing as he had no frame of reference for Heinze's "obfuscation"), and seeing as the initial contact was based on heresy, which is unlikely to get tossed...because it serves the purpose of revenue generation... I'd have just explained to the cop the totality of circumstances and then remained silent.
They have nothing to do,,,,,,,,,,Supreme Court ruled that Police are Not your Protection........An serving the Public is Bullshit .so . they do Nothing.........................
It's a pretty simple defense, did the officer ever witness you turning a wrench or other wise handling tools or having tools openly displayed in a manor that would suggest you are currently, will be, or have been working on the vehicle? NO! Then all he did was waste tax payers money and engage in fascism by enforcing corporate policy as though it were law. And, make no mistake about it all (99%) of cities and towns in America are corporations. Hence, City Ordnance is a corporate policy, NOT law. Scrutinize the policy, Deposition the officer, Submit your video as evidence, and submit a notarized fee structure to the city for your costs of attending their fascist court and building your defense. Most likely the Magistrate, not a Judge, will drop the issue before you even get halfway through this process.
Exactly it’s all hearsay. The video clearly showed no tools and the vehicle not disabled. Officer never said he seen you working on the car only that is what he was told.
What ever ended up happening with this? This has to be the one of the most ridiculous tickets I've ever seen. Nobody ever saw you working on the car. Simply had the hood up. What an absolute joke.
@@hutchy_4297 it's just crazy. He does have an unorthodox way about him but there is no law that says he has to act a certain way. He gets fucked with by the police way too often
He was confused by the stupidity. I have know problem with people exercising their rights and I condemn police officers that overreach their authority. With that said, this clown was just looking for a confrontation.
@@dongose Wtf? If someone is working on their car, it's not to get attention, it's not to bait people. He's working on his car to maintain it. I'm sure if his car was fixed he'd be on his way.
Did he just give you citation for something that did not happen in his presence and that he did not witness? Is there a city odinance against having the hood of your car open? The cop is kind of stupid. It didn't seem that any of the ordinance applied to what you were doing. Where are the public rules for the use of the park? Were you in compliance with those rules? If not, I'm sure it would be a different ordinance you would have been cited for violating.
Heinze never said he was working on his vehicle. They assumed he was because his hood was up.. Maybe he was letting it cool off after a long day of travel. He wrote a ticket for working on his car with no proof.. Based on an assumption.. I feel safer now
Fact, if the officer didn't see the alleged offense happen in his presence or there isn't enough evidence to infer the offense was taking place then there is no offense.
@@397coney7 I'm guessing the Park Host saw these hood up and immediately assumed he was working on it AKA "wrenching" People in general tend to mistakenly interpret what they see and hear then put it in their own words . Kind of like the game you played in school where the teacher told the first person in the front row a story and by the time it got to the other end of the classroom , who knows where that story came from . . ? Literacy is a dying art 😥
Freaking love your style, so hard to pick out just one line to highlight but when he asked if your car runs..... "Oh yeah it runs looks like yours does too" that look on his face, priceless.
You were doing 110, can I see your license and registration. No. I wasn't doing 110 mph. Show me the RADAR. If he had one he would know I was doing 130. It's all math. Algebra, haha.
I am so addicted to this channel. I love watching 1st amendment audits and been watching since a few years now and wondering how did I not come across this channel, may be youtube algorithms are to be blamed. Travis more than an auditor is a guy who just loves to confuse the cops making them forget for what did they actually contact him
@Ross Allen Don't assume. Tel Aviv is listening. Try looking at DISQUS , you'll find one of the nastiest MEDIA clouds you ever dreamed of. Too stupid ? That's like assuming everyone has an IQ of 94 to 96. 175, I must be insane.
The ordinance says you can't park a vehicle on the street with the intent of trying to sell it. The repair thing is actually an *exception* allowing you to leave it parked for longer if trying to do a repair. They are completely misinterpreting the law.
Automotive repair ordinances are common. Here in California most cities say you can only only do work in your driveway that takes less than something like two days and there’s some bs like the wheels have to stay on. No work whatsoever on public property.
As someone that is planning on cooking rotisserie chicken in my van wherever I am legally allowed to park, this video offends me the most of all of your videos that I've seen. He literally just got through explaining that you were allowed to use a camp oven just over where the fireplace was, then he was dumbfounded by your statement that you were going to cook a chicken. If you explained why you had the bonnet up, I missed that, but I assume that guy never witnessed you actually working on the car, and I'm certain the cop never witnessed you working on the car. And again, as someone that has changed brake pads on my van in a carpark near an auto parts store so i have access to buy any tools I may need unexpectedly during the job, this also offends me. No one seems to know how to deal with someone that hasn't been forced through the meat grinder of social conformity. They all need to just mind their own business and leave people alone.
Who is the claimant? If no man is willing to step forth, and allege that man there has done me a wrong, and loss in combination then there can be no remedy. Courts deal with controversy, don't create controversy. "I am a man( not a person/NAME) wanting to question who claims that I have done them a harm, injury, or loss, present the claimant."
Yep, he talked them into writing him a ticket for an unestablished offense. The officer did not have any direct evidence of an offense, yet he wrote a ticket as though he did. The word of the camp warden is insufficient to write a citation, unless the officer also has first hand knowledge of the offense. The officer investigated and saw the hood up, which, in and of itself, is only evidence of the hood being up. Is there a law prohibiting a hood being up in that park? Nope, as evidenced by the fact that he was not charged with that. Instead, he was accused of something that he may or may not have done, but for which there is no direct evidence. As Travis seems to be in no rush to get anywhere, he has the time to take this to the local court and demonstrate for all to see that the officer acted out of irritation and not sound legal judgement. Win for Travis.
i don't understand. The ordinance 10-12.040 says, "no owner shall allow a vehicle to be parked upon a street... B.Repairing or servicing the vehicle, except repairs necessitated by an emergency;" You were not parked on a "street".
so to get even he uses a chargeable offence. even though in his "investigation" he has not confirmed you have committed a crime. he never asked if you were working on your car and there was no clear evidence you were working on your car. cop would be a lot of fun at a dinner party.
@@Laocoon283 There in is the problem. What the witness saw, what the witness said they saw and what the cop says to Travis. The "witness could have said anything to the Cop as he seemed to take issue with Travis being there regardless of what he may have been doing. A "witness" could be an exagerated construct by the cop based on what he heard from the witness. Cop could be wanting to make it bigger and a whole lot worse as he tries to try get Travis to slip up in answering his questions. Cops can make up stuff. I saw no evidence of Travis "working on his car" if we agree that means doing mechanical repairs and servicing. Just a single guy driving around minding his own business seeing the country and taking each day as it comes. The cop wants compliance. It's about telling Travis and others what to do. He is obviously bored rather than run off his feet sorting out the local crime. Instead of being a nice guy and showing a good side to his town this cop makes it clear you and others are not welcome there. It's that small town small mind that gets such places stuck in the past. This type of policing the citizenry is neanderthal stuff, it says a lot about the town, the cop and the "witness". Or maybe "whitless"......... At the end of the day Travis just wants to get through the day. I see no reason for him to be treated this way. Pretty disgusting actually.
@@geoffbreen2386 if he wasnt playing the mimic game with the cop he wouldn't have gotten a ticket. He wasnt treated any way in particular imo. He was violating city ordinance clearly as he never denied the allegations.
@@geoffbreen2386 You say the xipnis bored but it's not like he came there mek of his own fruition he was called there for a complaint. He by law has to show up and access the situation which is exactly what he did. The zip did nothing wrong. If you wanna b mad at any1 be mad at the dork who called them police in the first place.
@@Laocoon283 So Travis got a ticket because the cop didn't like his response? Travis didn't deny nor did he confirm. By not answering does not make him guilty. He has a right to silence and an expectation of innocence until proven guilty. I don't agree with all Travis does but I see no reason why the cop could not be reasonable and respectful to a citizen. This video makes the cop and this town look like fools. Damage for any good locals may do to encourage visitors/traveller's to stop and spend a few $$$$. And we all know how difficult it is to undo the poor reputation and project a positive image of this town. People minding their own business need to be left alone. This video reminds me of the homeless being hassled and ticketed by cops with more important stuff to deal with. People trying to survive should not be targeted. The poor have enough to deal with. Cops get on power trips and that's where the problems start. They need to realize they are citizens themselves.
I'm 60 years old and I would like to go travel across the United States and enjoy this beautiful country but because of these videos and I see how the cops treat you I'm scared to go anywhere hell I'm scared to go out my house cuz you never know when the cops are going to throw your ass in jail I mean this is ridiculous this is supposed to be the land of the free hell I'm scared to leave
It's worse if you don't know how bad it is in your locality. I was made* homeless, traveled over half the US during Rona, and it was a journey. Survival- No help from Salvation army, Goodwill etc. Just good people.
Travis, I love your questions in response to questions. It really bugs the sh*t out of them. Keep doing what you're doing. We need more people like you to keep potentially abusive cops in check. They so often get away with this tactic because too many people are intimidated by the tactic. I have followed so many different 1st amendment auditors, each with their own style. There's the 'silent treatment', 'questions with questions' (your style) and the 'aggressive response to bullying'. All are effective. Every auditor needs to use the method that they are most comfortable with.
I asked Travis if his method was the Socratic Method for which I received a funny response without an answer (of course). What is the Socratic Method? Developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, the Socratic Method is a dialogue between teacher and students, instigated by the continual probing questions of the teacher, in a concerted effort to explore the underlying beliefs that shape the students views and opinions.
@@dizzydinonysius sounds like just another way of saying that life is what you make of it, but that doesn't really negate the fact that objective reality exists without our perception, but does reinforce the fact that our perception of reality is pretty much all that matters subjectively anyways
@@dizzydinonysius and the reason I think that is because asking questions to get to the root cause of something, is not that different from asking or comparing something to the opposite of itself to understand what it is
I took a quick peak at the ordinance. It would be so easy to beat in court. That ordinance specifically states it applies to cars "parked on the street." It also said it does not apply when repairs are "necessitated by an emergency." Thirdly, did anyone see you actually working or did you just have the hood up? Your argument should be that you were not parked on the street so the ordinance doesn't apply. If they railroad you on that one then tell them you had the hood up and were not working on the car, merely inspecting it because IT WAS AN EMERGENCY. Tell them you do not feel safe driving a car that might be malfunctioning and therefore, for the safety of myself and other motorists, I felt it was necessary to inspect under the hood for any problems. That's my two cents.
ElGatoLoco698 The camp host said I was working on my car. He is the witness. I protest that I was working on my car. At what point does it turn into "working on my car"? I think they merely put "on the street" as word fill. The cop said he got his information directly from the city attorney. The whole city is willing to stand behind this charge, with the camp host as their witness.
We all know the cops love to lie. I'll bet you he didn't even contact the city attorney. Make them prove their case. If they want your money, tell them to bring the witness in to testify. Ask him what work he saw you doing. Ask him if he could have mistaken your inspection as work. Ask him if he saw you with any tools. As for laws being word fill, that's how you can use the law to your advantage. The law says what the law says and there is a difference between a parking lot and a street. Besides, all this is irrelevant if it was an emergency. So, say it was an emergency inspection. Use the safety of others as an excuse.
> I think they merely put "on the street" as word fill The wording of the statute is very important. If you were not on a street, as defined by their municipal or state codes, they can't enforce the ticket.
Travis Heinze did the camp host provide the cop a sworn affidavit attesting to the alleged violation under penalty of perjury? A single eye witness is as good as none. Two or more are required to make it fact.
@@oceans5253 funny though, they swear an oath to the constitution, and yet you see the sheriff's driving around without registered tags, or refusing to identify, and bend and twist the rules or just flat out ignore them entirely... Lol
THAT orange color t-shirt is the uniform at our local jail. THAT guy was a fool showing off his orange t-shirt. Funny if you asked him if was an escapee from prison.
Hahahaha fucking hilarious yeah I really wanted to see more of the video where it cuts out after he makes him look up the law where he "can't cook food in a parking lot" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@robertgibson6838 yeah funny the guy said do you want me to call the cops.... But then he said he doesn't want to ,I tell you what Travis sure does believe in his Constitutional rights.
@@jamesf5311 Hell yeah haha there is so much funny shit in this... The dude with the orange shirt's belt loops are blown out idk I found that hilarious
Oh Boy, that officer probably had to see his shrink after that encounter. When you said you were gonna cook chicken, the expression on his face was priceless. Funny interaction!!
Travis you made this cop so mad because he couldn't get the response he was looking for. I really enjoyed the question game it really made my day that you were so calm and kept answering his questions with the same he had asked you. I really thought the one about the pay scale really roasted him. Hope you got this thrown out and how did your chicken turn out
I think I will get an orange tee shirt and tell that hostess guy I'm there to replace him, that the boss wants him to head to the office immediately! LOL
True story 5 years ago working at a gas station I noticed a black family sleeping over at the parking lot every night What I did is ask Hey what's wrong Guy told me he lost everything no home I bought him food gave him cash Other people would call the cops
What's going on? Travellers checking out their vehicle or trying to feed themselves while moving about a free America is clearly highly suspicious. Good grief. Leave people alone
Did the cop actually see you working on the car? Did you have tools laying around that would imply that you had or were going to be working on the car? Otherwise wouldn't it be more likely that you could be cooling off the engine that had over heated?
The cop is literally googling the "law" he is trying to enforce. This is what we pay for in the US. In many European countries, like Germany for example, citizens have to study law for 3 years before they can even apply to become an officer. Here in the US they'll take any dumbshit with a high school equivalency and six months later he has a badge and a gun.
SO police should know all laws by heart. Do you know all the tax laws. I was an electrician for 20 years and used a book called the "NEC" no I didn't know all the rules I had to look them up.
@@tuckerbugeater that was my point. A police officer doesn't know every law so he usually has to use common sense. Do you know what the law is for right turns, I don't so I try and use common sense when making one. If you are told there is an ordnance then say yes sir and try and comply. The simple answer would have been I was just checking my oil or something like that.
Called extortion...read the ticket/charge given, Travis was not doing anything to do with the ticket, which makes it extortion and the sworn servant a traitor.
The cop is the drama queen, the guy just wants to be left alone and cook a chicken. The cop brought the drama. In no way is a guy wanting to be left alone the one starting drama. The cop instigated the interaction and drama.
I like your approach and you are able to keep that laid back attitude. I heard him say the other guy said you were working on your car, and he seen the hood was up. The officer never asked you if you were working on your car, he wanted you to say you were and when you didn't admit you were he wrote a ticket anyways. That was a bad example of an investigation before writing a ticket. All he's got is your hood was up. BE SAFE
Gordon The LEO seemed ok that was a front, He had no evidence that the car had been repaired in that spot, only that the hood was up, that's not proof he was working on it. The guy wasn't doing anything wrong, why give him a ticket? He was at the park doing what ever a free man wants to do, not hurting or disturbing anyone, so lets show him how we fuck over a law abiding man in our town. We don't want anyone to enjoy our park. real nice people! Remember love your neighbor and BE SAFE
Exactly right. There is no evidence for a code violation. If the cop is dumb enough to go to court with this, the cop will lose. A hood up does not equate to working on it.
Implied in fact (look it up if you don't know what it means) combined with both Hienze's lack of denial, refusal to explain what he was doing while pretending that he was dumb and common sense used by any rational person is why he was charged. Don't forget that officers don't want to waste time dealing with stupid minor offenses. But if you're going to insist on wasting his time, he has the authority to enforce the law. This is done by using his radio, patrol car mounted computer and cell phone to discuss what is going on each time he steps back to their vehicle. They work together with the DA office to enforce the law. So if he's going to charge you it is likely that he spoke with one of the attorneys there to verify the charge will stand. Otherwise he will end up reprimanded by his leadership as they get flak from the DA office every time there is a case that has issues caused by the officers who respond because it leads to guilty parties getting off free of charge due to failures of requirements in the legal process. Look at the bigger picture, my friends.
Nice slanted try. There is nothing implied anywhere except in your personal paranoia. You don't get to "imply" that a person is guilty. You have to prove it. "lack of denial"?? How about lack of affirmation? Refusal to explain?? He doesn't have to explain anything to anyone. And this park guy trying to use gov power over a person he doesn't like with lies about him "wrenching" on it . Lies about people to cops can get people killed. Its no joke.
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I wasn't ever going to comment on this video, but people keep getting on Travis for responding the way he did. This is the response of a guy fed up with all the crap that goes along with just trying to go from point A to B. Constant hassle. Busy bodies and pushy cops. He is responding to the cop in the like. I think some of the negative comments are from people that eventually have changed their minds and are on his side now. I think some have seen how it really is just trying to mind your own business and some people or cops cant just let someone live their lives without interfering to make themselves feel important. How difficult is it to let someone else just live their life? Everyone of you clowns crap their pants when a cop shows up because you know a cop will find something to screw with you for.
In this video he was looking for trouble he was just being a dbag
E30 M3 I’ll tell ya I was homeless for about a year with my wife many years ago. We were getting harassed all the time while we were parked behind motels and at park and rides. Cops said we couldn’t sleep there, it happened all the time and we’d have to move. We’d always come back, goes to show you, you can’t even struggle without getting harassed
E30 M3 yep
E30 M3 I agree, there comes a point where people harassing you gets old fast
The wording of the ordinance (in the description above) is telling...
The ordinance was written with the intention of keeping a used car dealer from using public street parking spaces with the intention for business advertising purposes. The ordinance does however, allow the new car dealership to park specifically new models on the streets twice a year for a period of three days.
Not only is Travis not a car dealer trying to sell his car, he's not taking up space on the city street adjacent to the new car dealership.
Evidently the used car dealership the ordinance was spawned for would pretend to be working on the car to maintain the street parking spaces of his choosing to avoid the demand of the new car dealer to move them. It's all about power play and who's who in the township.
Stupid resident business bickering gone stupid legal ordinance. And later, other stupid residents (and police) using the bully business bickering gone ordinance like a rock to throw it at harmless peaceful people visiting the public park and campground outside of town.
The ordinance is completely irrelevant to Travis, whether he was working on his car or not.
Stupid 👮 bootlickers 👢 are the most ignorant 💩 of sheople 🐏.
"Are you a Constitutionalist?" As if being a believer of of the Constitution is wrong.
That pesky founding document!
Or even right but annoying, or something like that. Huh, Dave? Pschh, dumb question! Shouldn't _every_ adult in this country be a Constitutionalist?
@@brkbtjunkie: Yeah, huh? "Oh, those DAMN Forefathers! Every other day something of theirs FOILS MY DASTARDLY PLANS!"
Didn't they teach that in school.
@@chuckgates1171: Also, didn't they teach about question marks (?) in school?
This interaction was surprisingly funny. The look on the cops face when you asked him for his birthdate, lol. 😂
PLEASE PLEASE keep donating to this man. He's proving this is not a free country. I've never seen a person stopped so many times.
I know, it's ridiculous..
He definitely has a target on his back.. they know who he is before they even approach him..
I'm sure they are called in advance when Travis comes into town.
This just goes to prove that a person absolutely cannot just travel freely without being completely molested by the government!!!
I love how you stayed calm and never raised your tone, it bothered the officer that he couldnt rile you up.
Did I miss it? No one asked if he was having problems and could they help him in anyway. What have we become.
8:59 the officer asked
@@mekaimorris5963, Where did the officer ask if he could help?
Ray Brensike 8:57 he said “does it run? Do you need a mechanic?”
You can't roller skate in a buffalo herd, but I don't know where chicken cooking comes into play
The cop was looking for a way to tow the car
When you talked about cooking a chicken. I thought you were gonna pull a cooked foil wrapped chicken off the exhaust manifold. That would have been hilarious and the reason the hood was up.
Nothing like carbon monoxide infused flavored chicken!
I thought that too
@@BigBand1942 does your car exhaust into the engine compartment??
@@builderman912 no, But HIS Does....IMAHO!!!
Bro. My buddies dad owns a Mexican restaurant and when he was working sometimes he would open the hood on his Chevy truck and pull out foil wrapped burritos and YES I ate them. The engine heat kept them nice and warm.
Mexican microwave: Chevy truck.
Now before you people that have to go around sticking up for everyone else. I'M MEXICAN and have hundreds of family members and have seen every trick in the book. I'm not making fun of ANYONE. I'm genuinely impressed every time I see a trick like food under the boot.
Travis, your ability to entertain while being a leader in constitutional law is beyond words. Every time you say “yeah, I’ll exchange IDs” makes me smile from ear to ear. Keep it up man.
I love this guy he really knows how to highlight peoples stupidity
@Larry C How's life at camp ground there "hostie"?
@Larry C You are a bootlicking ass.
Travis Heinze is the perfect example of stupidity. These officer can be somewhere doing something better.
@@jasonstocks6460 Yes, but unlike you, they don’t realize that.
@@bhz8947 💯
"Are you a constitutionalist"? What the hell is wrong with being a constitutionalist?
@KenDroid66 In this video it wasnt the costumed thug who asked him if he was a constitutionalist. it was the "park host"...
WTF is that even? A "Constitutionalist" .... is a .... hmmm .. American who believes in the US Constitution? WELL GLORY BE! Ya think?
Exactly! While we should be proud to be a constitutionalist, we are also sick of being profiled!
That question sums up what's wrong with this corrupt, immoral country.
I thought all American citizens were constitutionalists. There's nothing wrong with us......people like that have something wrong with them
1. I did not ever seen him with a wrench or one even laying around. 2. The cop did not ask him if he had an emergency. 3. just because your hoot is up does not mean you have a problem or working on your car, maybe he was checking his fluid levels or heard a noise and was looking for the cause, but working on it? no
I would have asked the cop after writing the ticket... "Now do you see any tools?" Did you ever ask me if I had a emergency?
just letting it "breathe" officer...
Hey idiots, you can't just pull up on private property because you want to...cop told you they rent sites for $10.. you are just a drain of resources wherever you go, you don't live there....why do you want to be a jerk ass just to make content?....now pay, idiot...good job, loser...
I have a list in my head of so many places I will now never visit because of the dumb stuff I see about them. This is number 11.
@@fuwasicong930 it's a carpark, he isn't camping. Idiot.
@@fuwasicong930 I believe that ticket got thrown out.
Every single time I wear an orange shirt, I get swarmed by people asking if I’m a park host.
"You can't cook in a parking lot!" OMG I thought the cop was going to come unglued. Best laugh this week.
In jail: what you in for?
Him: I cooked a chicken in the parking lot
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I literally got trespassed out of my gym where I paid for a membership because the manager says I can't reverse into a parking spot.
@@MessOfThings what??? That’s ridiculous.
@@MessOfThings Is it against their rules or are you just not capable?
@@imnotabotrlyimnot I think that she is not capable therefore she thinks that it's not allowed.
I like how Heinze kept asking the cop the same question the cop asked him. Good job.
so that how you're gonna to talk to cops from now on? or you just amused by someone who obviously is mentally unwell and doesn't fully understand what he's doing?
"I'm out here because you're working on your car." There's literally zero evidence of that. How is he 'working on his car' without tools, with no parts out of place, no fluids anywhere to fill anything, not even a dirty rag from checking oil? You can't just say, 'You're working on it,' and not cite what work you were doing. Hilarious watching those two get boiling mad due to their own stupidity while you ask them how they like the weather. "Are you a Constitutionalist or something?" Uhh, isn't every American citizen a Constitutionalist?
This is what cops do. They go around looking for ways to punish innocent civillians, then declare themselves 'heroes'.
That's when you say what evidence of "working on my car" are you going to put before a judge when I haul you into court?
I love the way you answered the cop with a question. They do that all the time, and is so obvious that it threw it off.
Ow you’re a constitutionalists? Hell yea why aren’t you this is America
Damn right!!
It’s because sovereign citizens have cooped the term. A decade ago constitutionalists just meant someone who believed in a strong constitution and believed the federal government should be kept somewhat limited. However these days the term is just a euphemism for sovereign citizens.
I was thinking the same thing, lmfao!
Aren't officers supposed to be constitutionalists? My statement to the cop would have been yes I'm a constitutionalists. I believe in the same constitution you're sworn to uphold.
@Timothy Newitt oh yeah! Hah! Well then....
That last part with "what, what is going on?" just put me in tears. 😂 this cop is so confused
I loved how he cut it there too.
@@robertnicholls9917 right...i LMFAO.
@@robertnicholls9917 he didn’t cut it his iPod died
I never tell anyone my birthday unless they are going to give me presents.
Jo M same thing
That's brilliant, nice 1.
Hey guy, you have only one trunk, there you go again, acting liking like a dumb ass, again.
I like how you blew that cops mind at the end. That cop is so much of a square that the idea of anyone living an unorthodox life is to much for his psyche. In fact, I think the cop acts like such a square in order to cover for his own extreme lifestyle choices that he keeps hidden from the wife and family.
nailed it. This cops version of reality is flawed and he has many hidden demons
He looks like he gets excited about marvel movies
It is odd how those who believe you should give all the information they request, feel it's an affront to be asked the same questions.
"I have to cook a chicken"....lol..😄😄😄 you drivin' that cop crazy!
Well I gotta cook chicken... Cop... What's going on what's wrong with you. 😆
@@gspn11 Maybe if you said he was going to cook half a chicken....Would that be okay?
Should have mentioned that he needs to catch the chicken first.
Why didn’t he show the rest of the video? Why did he cut it off?
17:41
When you ask for the cooking law and it just cuts off after he realizes hes going to have to go find that ordinance all over again .... comedy gold. I dont even know if you're meaning to be funny but, it works.
I laughed so hard
😆 I agree..
I need part 2
That's when the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme plays. 😉🤣
Small things amuse small minds.
It's really sickening that many law enforcement officers like to go fishing for information that they will in fact use against you.
You got to love when Travis runs his parallel investigations.
You will never get info out of them later.
. yeahhhh. can. ¡see. ur. ¡d.
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Travis is pure genius...period
@April glad you made it !!!!!
@April I just had to watch it again....
This is not what cops should be doing!
They have nothing better to do apparently. In the meantime real criminals everywhere high and low are getting away with real crimes.
Ok folks, pipe down...
This is preventative policing...
Sanne was rather prejudicial (because of the source of the complaint) but reserved (seeing as he had no frame of reference for Heinze's "obfuscation"), and seeing as the initial contact was based on heresy, which is unlikely to get tossed...because it serves the purpose of revenue generation...
I'd have just explained to the cop the totality of circumstances and then remained silent.
Police the world have have forgotten the real reason their jobs where created.
They have nothing to do,,,,,,,,,,Supreme Court ruled that Police are Not your Protection........An serving the Public is Bullshit .so . they do Nothing.........................
You are correct! But, it is safe for them, too scary to deal with the real criminals!!!
It's a pretty simple defense, did the officer ever witness you turning a wrench or other wise handling tools or having tools openly displayed in a manor that would suggest you are currently, will be, or have been working on the vehicle? NO! Then all he did was waste tax payers money and engage in fascism by enforcing corporate policy as though it were law. And, make no mistake about it all (99%) of cities and towns in America are corporations. Hence, City Ordnance is a corporate policy, NOT law.
Scrutinize the policy, Deposition the officer, Submit your video as evidence, and submit a notarized fee structure to the city for your costs of attending their fascist court and building your defense. Most likely the Magistrate, not a Judge, will drop the issue before you even get halfway through this process.
Haha, that would be quite the RASC, huh? "I saw you wrenching on a bolt! Id. up NOW!"
Exactly it’s all hearsay. The video clearly showed no tools and the vehicle not disabled. Officer never said he seen you working on the car only that is what he was told.
@@leftistnazicensorship8882 witness statements are not hearsay, if the park host claimed he saw him turning a wrench, he would have testify in court
What ever ended up happening with this? This has to be the one of the most ridiculous tickets I've ever seen. Nobody ever saw you working on the car. Simply had the hood up. What an absolute joke.
Following
no tools around, no parts anywhere, his hands are pretty clean. Apparently the cop just didn't like the way he was responding.
@@hutchy_4297 it's just crazy. He does have an unorthodox way about him but there is no law that says he has to act a certain way. He gets fucked with by the police way too often
They do this to run off the homeless. They are doing exactly what the people in that town want them to do.
@@hutchy_4297 Not only that, but the city ordinance clearly states (parked in the street).No mention of off street parking.
"Are you a constitutionalist"?
You should have replied, Are you a communist?
I'm gonna have to remember this if I'm ever asked this by a cop.
Aces!
atta boy!
We should ALL be “constitutionalists”
the guy took an oath to the constitution. how dumb are these pigs?
"I asked to him to prove it and he tried to show me a shirt or something." Lol
I love this vid. I love how you confused the cop so much he was almost speechless.
He was confused by the stupidity. I have know problem with people exercising their rights and I condemn police officers that overreach their authority. With that said, this clown was just looking for a confrontation.
Don Gose *no not know
@@dongose Wtf? If someone is working on their car, it's not to get attention, it's not to bait people. He's working on his car to maintain it. I'm sure if his car was fixed he'd be on his way.
@@dongose He was confused by stupidity alright...
Host: "are you a constitutionalist?"
Me: "aren't you?"
Wait here while I search the entire law book for something to write you a ticket.
Prolonged stop 😮
Did he just give you citation for something that did not happen in his presence and that he did not witness? Is there a city odinance against having the hood of your car open? The cop is kind of stupid. It didn't seem that any of the ordinance applied to what you were doing. Where are the public rules for the use of the park? Were you in compliance with those rules? If not, I'm sure it would be a different ordinance you would have been cited for violating.
Heinze never said he was working on his vehicle. They assumed he was because his hood was up.. Maybe he was letting it cool off after a long day of travel. He wrote a ticket for working on his car with no proof.. Based on an assumption.. I feel safer now
No, actually. The park host, said he saw him with a wrench under his hood. If that is factual, there are no assumptions.
@@397coney7 unless there is a witness to the act, OTHER than the original guy, there is no case...
if only there were some wrenches or something in the video lol
Fact, if the officer didn't see the alleged offense happen in his presence or there isn't enough evidence to infer the offense was taking place then there is no offense.
@@397coney7 I'm guessing the Park Host saw these hood up and immediately assumed he was working on it AKA "wrenching" People in general tend to mistakenly interpret what they see and hear then put it in their own words . Kind of like the game you played in school where the teacher told the first person in the front row a story and by the time it got to the other end of the classroom , who knows where that story came from . . ? Literacy is a dying art 😥
Dude you’re my favorite auditor or whatever you call it. It’s crazy how it’s impossible to freely travel without government interference
How could the cop give him a ticket anyway? He never saw him working on the car.
It will get thrown out for that reason.
They don't care about that.
I didn't see a single tool other than the guy with the magic orange shirt.
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There was clearly another tool dressed in a policeman's costume.
Freaking love your style, so hard to pick out just one line to highlight but when he asked if your car runs..... "Oh yeah it runs looks like yours does too" that look on his face, priceless.
I LOVE travis' method. Absolutely unconventional travel and audit methods. The multiple confused expressions on the officers face is incredible.
This is hillarious, the cop's mouth was hanging open in the end, LOL."You can't cook in a parking lot"..... wahahaha.
"What brings you out here from Boise?" "My car."
You were doing 110, can I see your license and registration. No. I wasn't doing 110 mph. Show me the RADAR.
If he had one he would know I was doing 130. It's all math. Algebra, haha.
@Lee May Funny
That was me once in a Jetta. 125ish, officer said i was doing 100. I was like " Hell no I was doing way more than that" talk myself into a 🎟
Sherlock
Samuel Lane: "My Car"....It's a miracle it made it.
I’ve got a tee shirt that says power ranger so I must be
Jumbo Palumbo lol
I'm captain america.
I'm the owner of billabong
Fuck, PLEASE tell me that you're Kimberly, the Pink Ranger!
@Space Cryptid hey call me some time
I am so addicted to this channel. I love watching 1st amendment audits and been watching since a few years now and wondering how did I not come across this channel, may be youtube algorithms are to be blamed. Travis more than an auditor is a guy who just loves to confuse the cops making them forget for what did they actually contact him
Funniest part was at the end when he's showing his ticket and says "so I got this ticket but, I still have to cook this chicken" haha
Its amazing how cops get pissed when the constitution is mentioned.
laughing hard at the end when you're talking about cooking the chicken haha, look on the cops face was priceless
imagine if it was BACON he wanted to cook
pug 1 we both know is watching the brit guy work on his dodge vehicles & recording him....and complaining about everything else
watchettv ya the chicken part really was funny.
I absolutely love the way you control the conversation so subtlety!!!❤❤👍👍👍🇨🇦👀💯
Good Lord, this man is brilliant and funny to boot. He has these folks completely befuddled.
Good case where education confronts tyranny. These type of cops shoot people with citations. They get a rise out of it, as we see here.
@Ross Allen Don't assume. Tel Aviv is listening. Try looking at DISQUS , you'll find one of the nastiest MEDIA clouds you ever dreamed of. Too stupid ? That's like assuming everyone has an IQ of 94 to 96. 175, I must be insane.
@@TAXCOLLECTOR-mx3mg Big question. Did the cop witness him working on his car? I don't think so….Case dismissed.
Margaret watson Yeah, he so smart he talked himself into a nice fat fine.
TAXCOLLECTOR2017 You just pulled that out of your ass, didn’t you?
Sounds like Napoleon Dynamite interacting with that cop..
I gotta cook this chicken...lmao
I guess this cop isn't a football fan he seemed so surprised by the idea of cooking in a parking lot.
"Your going to cook? " The look on his face is priceless!
That part is the most memorable of all to me. I freaking love it!
Baking Bad.
Mr heinze is a dbag. Dbags can't cook.
The ordinance says you can't park a vehicle on the street with the intent of trying to sell it. The repair thing is actually an *exception* allowing you to leave it parked for longer if trying to do a repair. They are completely misinterpreting the law.
Because I didn't give the cops prior written notice that I was working on my car, they ticketed me. What does a written notice look like?
No that isn't what it says. It addresses 3 things. A. Car dealers, B. Parking for repairs, and C. Parking for advertisements
Automotive repair ordinances are common. Here in California most cities say you can only only do work in your driveway that takes less than something like two days and there’s some bs like the wheels have to stay on. No work whatsoever on public property.
"upon a street" this is a parking lot.
Travis, you're my hero dude, I laughed so hard at this one I couldn't breathe right for 10 min. Go cook chicken!
When someone wants to show you an orange T-shirt to prove their authority, the shouldn’t expect respect for that alleged authority.
As someone that is planning on cooking rotisserie chicken in my van wherever I am legally allowed to park, this video offends me the most of all of your videos that I've seen. He literally just got through explaining that you were allowed to use a camp oven just over where the fireplace was, then he was dumbfounded by your statement that you were going to cook a chicken.
If you explained why you had the bonnet up, I missed that, but I assume that guy never witnessed you actually working on the car, and I'm certain the cop never witnessed you working on the car. And again, as someone that has changed brake pads on my van in a carpark near an auto parts store so i have access to buy any tools I may need unexpectedly during the job, this also offends me.
No one seems to know how to deal with someone that hasn't been forced through the meat grinder of social conformity. They all need to just mind their own business and leave people alone.
You live in England right?
@@MrJames-tw3so No.
@Gundawindy Ricketts Australia? What other countries calls a hood a bonnet?
Yeah but the law was for a fire not a stove 😂
His boot was open also 😂
Travis: "But I've got this whole chicken i my car, I was gonna cook"
Officer stares, mouth open in confusement.
Priceless!
Word of the week -- confusement. I gotta remember that one. That's Travis's whole program. Perfect!
That Cop didn't actually SEE him working on the car; it is just HEARSAY, and has NO validity in Law.
Hearsay seems to be a legal argument in Coquille, Oregon.
He, he...to funny, but a good point.
Who is the claimant? If no man is willing to step forth, and allege that man there has done me a wrong, and loss in combination then there can be no remedy. Courts deal with controversy, don't create controversy. "I am a man( not a person/NAME) wanting to question who claims that I have done them a harm, injury, or loss, present the claimant."
Don't allege to be a 'YOU'.
You get it now, pretty easy, huh monique...No standing no case?
The officer’s last reaction before the camera died was priceless
Dude, you are a genius. That cop didn’t know whether to shit or go blind.
"How to talk your way into a ticket" by Travis Heinze
Seems like he blew the sticks and stones theory right. 😂
I totally agree, he did talk himself into a ticket
DozensOfViewers yeah because it’s always better to suck authority off like you would
@@alex-279 ...park host told policeman travis was "wrenching" on his car engine. Per policeman's statement.
Yep, he talked them into writing him a ticket for an unestablished offense. The officer did not have any direct evidence of an offense, yet he wrote a ticket as though he did. The word of the camp warden is insufficient to write a citation, unless the officer also has first hand knowledge of the offense. The officer investigated and saw the hood up, which, in and of itself, is only evidence of the hood being up. Is there a law prohibiting a hood being up in that park? Nope, as evidenced by the fact that he was not charged with that. Instead, he was accused of something that he may or may not have done, but for which there is no direct evidence. As Travis seems to be in no rush to get anywhere, he has the time to take this to the local court and demonstrate for all to see that the officer acted out of irritation and not sound legal judgement. Win for Travis.
Still a classic 2 yrs later. Hope "orange shirt" is doing well in his little kingdom of campers.
I guess it’s all he has, so he wants to protect it. Kinda sad.
He died with his orange shirt on.
jaim haas gotta check out the series “trailer park boys”. Funny as Fuk not even kidding.
Where he’s going it’s plenty orange and hot.
i don't understand. The ordinance 10-12.040 says, "no owner shall allow a vehicle to be parked upon a street... B.Repairing or servicing the vehicle, except repairs necessitated by an emergency;"
You were not parked on a "street".
There should be a rule against driving a rusty-roofed Ford Ranger.
Name one thing that's not illegal, regulated and or taxed ?
I'll wait..
BAD COP ummmmm...I got nothin’.
@M C haha 😶
Natural oxygen and that's it
so to get even he uses a chargeable offence. even though in his "investigation" he has not confirmed you have committed a crime. he never asked if you were working on your car and there was no clear evidence you were working on your car. cop would be a lot of fun at a dinner party.
Except for the witness who saw him working on his car lol
@@Laocoon283 There in is the problem. What the witness saw, what the witness said they saw and what the cop says to Travis. The "witness could have said anything to the Cop as he seemed to take issue with Travis being there regardless of what he may have been doing. A "witness" could be an exagerated construct by the cop based on what he heard from the witness. Cop could be wanting to make it bigger and a whole lot worse as he tries to try get Travis to slip up in answering his questions. Cops can make up stuff. I saw no evidence of Travis "working on his car" if we agree that means doing mechanical repairs and servicing. Just a single guy driving around minding his own business seeing the country and taking each day as it comes. The cop wants compliance. It's about telling Travis and others what to do. He is obviously bored rather than run off his feet sorting out the local crime. Instead of being a nice guy and showing a good side to his town this cop makes it clear you and others are not welcome there. It's that small town small mind that gets such places stuck in the past. This type of policing the citizenry is neanderthal stuff, it says a lot about the town, the cop and the "witness". Or maybe "whitless"......... At the end of the day Travis just wants to get through the day. I see no reason for him to be treated this way. Pretty disgusting actually.
@@geoffbreen2386 if he wasnt playing the mimic game with the cop he wouldn't have gotten a ticket. He wasnt treated any way in particular imo. He was violating city ordinance clearly as he never denied the allegations.
@@geoffbreen2386 You say the xipnis bored but it's not like he came there mek of his own fruition he was called there for a complaint. He by law has to show up and access the situation which is exactly what he did. The zip did nothing wrong. If you wanna b mad at any1 be mad at the dork who called them police in the first place.
@@Laocoon283 So Travis got a ticket because the cop didn't like his response? Travis didn't deny nor did he confirm. By not answering does not make him guilty. He has a right to silence and an expectation of innocence until proven guilty. I don't agree with all Travis does but I see no reason why the cop could not be reasonable and respectful to a citizen. This video makes the cop and this town look like fools. Damage for any good locals may do to encourage visitors/traveller's to stop and spend a few $$$$. And we all know how difficult it is to undo the poor reputation and project a positive image of this town. People minding their own business need to be left alone. This video reminds me of the homeless being hassled and ticketed by cops with more important stuff to deal with. People trying to survive should not be targeted. The poor have enough to deal with. Cops get on power trips and that's where the problems start. They need to realize they are citizens themselves.
I'm 60 years old and I would like to go travel across the United States and enjoy this beautiful country but because of these videos and I see how the cops treat you I'm scared to go anywhere hell I'm scared to go out my house cuz you never know when the cops are going to throw your ass in jail I mean this is ridiculous this is supposed to be the land of the free hell I'm scared to leave
It's worse if you don't know how bad it is in your locality. I was made* homeless, traveled over half the US during Rona, and it was a journey. Survival- No help from Salvation army, Goodwill etc. Just good people.
If you have an RV it’s easier. States I’m the East don’t like when you live out of your car.
Travis, I love your questions in response to questions. It really bugs the sh*t out of them. Keep doing what you're doing. We need more people like you to keep potentially abusive cops in check. They so often get away with this tactic because too many people are intimidated by the tactic. I have followed so many different 1st amendment auditors, each with their own style. There's the 'silent treatment', 'questions with questions' (your style) and the 'aggressive response to bullying'. All are effective. Every auditor needs to use the method that they are most comfortable with.
I asked Travis if his method was the Socratic Method for which I received a funny response without an answer (of course).
What is the Socratic Method? Developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, the Socratic Method is a dialogue between teacher and students, instigated by the continual probing questions of the teacher, in a concerted effort to explore the underlying beliefs that shape the students views and opinions.
@@dizzydinonysius sounds almost like a cousin of dialectical materialism
@@katiebarber407 I am curious why you think that.
Also, are you familiar with Social Constructionism?
@@dizzydinonysius sounds like just another way of saying that life is what you make of it, but that doesn't really negate the fact that objective reality exists without our perception, but does reinforce the fact that our perception of reality is pretty much all that matters subjectively anyways
@@dizzydinonysius and the reason I think that is because asking questions to get to the root cause of something, is not that different from asking or comparing something to the opposite of itself to understand what it is
We live in a police state and we don’t even know it.
Oh we know it.
Yes, we do know it. At least for the awake ones.
It's illegal to camp on your own land as your primary residence so yes we do live in a police state.
I took a quick peak at the ordinance. It would be so easy to beat in court. That ordinance specifically states it applies to cars "parked on the street." It also said it does not apply when repairs are "necessitated by an emergency." Thirdly, did anyone see you actually working or did you just have the hood up? Your argument should be that you were not parked on the street so the ordinance doesn't apply. If they railroad you on that one then tell them you had the hood up and were not working on the car, merely inspecting it because IT WAS AN EMERGENCY. Tell them you do not feel safe driving a car that might be malfunctioning and therefore, for the safety of myself and other motorists, I felt it was necessary to inspect under the hood for any problems.
That's my two cents.
ElGatoLoco698 The camp host said I was working on my car. He is the witness. I protest that I was working on my car. At what point does it turn into "working on my car"? I think they merely put "on the street" as word fill. The cop said he got his information directly from the city attorney. The whole city is willing to stand behind this charge, with the camp host as their witness.
We all know the cops love to lie. I'll bet you he didn't even contact the city attorney. Make them prove their case. If they want your money, tell them to bring the witness in to testify. Ask him what work he saw you doing. Ask him if he could have mistaken your inspection as work. Ask him if he saw you with any tools. As for laws being word fill, that's how you can use the law to your advantage. The law says what the law says and there is a difference between a parking lot and a street. Besides, all this is irrelevant if it was an emergency. So, say it was an emergency inspection. Use the safety of others as an excuse.
> I think they merely put "on the street" as word fill
The wording of the statute is very important. If you were not on a street, as defined by their municipal or state codes, they can't enforce the ticket.
ElGatoLoco698 necessity knows no law!
Travis Heinze did the camp host provide the cop a sworn affidavit attesting to the alleged violation under penalty of perjury? A single eye witness is as good as none. Two or more are required to make it fact.
"I have to cook a chicken."
Lmao
Cooking in a parking lot is like parking in a driveway
"what is going?!" hahahahah
Are you a constitutionist? Did he mean an American?
Lag Swag He works for the government in an unpaid position.
He should be concerned if you are NOT an Constitutionalist!
They think constitutionalists are sovereign citizens and also potential threat
@@oceans5253 funny though, they swear an oath to the constitution, and yet you see the sheriff's driving around without registered tags, or refusing to identify, and bend and twist the rules or just flat out ignore them entirely... Lol
THAT orange color
t-shirt is the uniform at our local jail. THAT guy was a fool showing off his orange t-shirt. Funny if you asked him if was an escapee from prison.
I WeAr An OrAnGe ShIrT
LMAO this guy was making me me laugh so hard when he was talking about cooking that Chicken the Police officer looked real confused.
He told the cop hes not from the area and hes traveling. Like what's so hard to understand lol.
Hahahaha fucking hilarious yeah I really wanted to see more of the video where it cuts out after he makes him look up the law where he "can't cook food in a parking lot" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@robertgibson6838 yeah funny the guy said do you want me to call the cops.... But then he said he doesn't want to ,I tell you what Travis sure does believe in his Constitutional rights.
Oh and he had me rolling when he told the Cop... I need to know who you are to....LOL😂😅😂.
@@jamesf5311 Hell yeah haha there is so much funny shit in this... The dude with the orange shirt's belt loops are blown out idk I found that hilarious
The obtuseness is glorious!
Oh Boy, that officer probably had to see his shrink after that encounter. When you said you were gonna cook chicken, the expression on his face was priceless. Funny interaction!!
Travis you made this cop so mad because he couldn't get the response he was looking for. I really enjoyed the question game it really made my day that you were so calm and kept answering his questions with the same he had asked you. I really thought the one about the pay scale really roasted him. Hope you got this thrown out and how did your chicken turn out
I think I will get an orange tee shirt and tell that hostess guy I'm there to replace him, that the boss wants him to head to the office immediately! LOL
He’s taking law classes while you stand there!🤪
Lmfaooooo right
Can't feel sorry for ya. You yourself talked yourself into that ticket..
steve USMC NO TOLERANCE it was an illegal ticket so...
steve USMC. He did talk himself that ticket. The cop was letting him go.
No tolerance for authoritarian dickheads, like the nobody "camp host" or Officer Too Many Donuts. Piss off, stevie.
John K .lol....
Pretty much did lol if he was not such a fucking smart entitled asshole he get a warning or maybe not even that
Why didn’t he ask his fellow American if he needed help, I’m just saying
Cops arent American. They are under a different flag.
Hahaha
Because Travis is a smart-ass moron who was BEGGING to get a citation.
@@tiggersdad6878 better than a dumb ass.
True story
5 years ago working at a gas station I noticed a black family sleeping over at the parking lot every night
What I did is ask
Hey what's wrong
Guy told me he lost everything no home
I bought him food gave him cash
Other people would call the cops
We need more people like you in this world!
Were there tools out? Were there parts on the ground? Was the car on blocks? Up on a jack? So having the hood up is illegal?
Realizing this video is over 2yrs old -- I still have to make one comment. Isn't it disgusting about the mentality of small town "cops"? GD!
bruh you are the funniest person in the world love you man 🤣🤣
“But I’m still in this spot cuz I have to cook a chicken” LMAO
What's going on? Travellers checking out their vehicle or trying to feed themselves while moving about a free America is clearly highly suspicious. Good grief. Leave people alone
Did the cop actually see you working on the car? Did you have tools laying around that would imply that you had or were going to be working on the car? Otherwise wouldn't it be more likely that you could be cooling off the engine that had over heated?
The look on that Clown when you told him you were going to Cook a Chicken LMFAO
The cop is literally googling the "law" he is trying to enforce. This is what we pay for in the US. In many European countries, like Germany for example, citizens have to study law for 3 years before they can even apply to become an officer. Here in the US they'll take any dumbshit with a high school equivalency and six months later he has a badge and a gun.
SO police should know all laws by heart. Do you know all the tax laws. I was an electrician for 20 years and used a book called the "NEC" no I didn't know all the rules I had to look them up.
@@robertgoggin966 then how can citizens know some stupid small town ordinance?
@@tuckerbugeater that was my point. A police officer doesn't know every law so he usually has to use common sense. Do you know what the law is for right turns, I don't so I try and use common sense when making one. If you are told there is an ordnance then say yes sir and try and comply. The simple answer would have been I was just checking my oil or something like that.
I would prefer they do that instead of trying to wing it.
That cop was definitely a hall monitor in jr high
Are you a Constitutionalist ? Yep, that's Lefty Oregon. Unbelievable !
nosey fuck
You should do audits. Love the way you interact with police.
YOUA RE ONE OF THE GREATEST I LOVE HOW YOU WORD-GAME THESE CLOWNS!
Did u have to pay for the ticket ? Or the judge let it go ? Pls respond
He had a "trial" in their kangaroo court.
He was convicted. Still owes them $50.00
The guy recording is a drama queen
dan cureton desperate for attention
And the cop is a traitor....
James Barnes how so?
Called extortion...read the ticket/charge given, Travis was not doing anything to do with the ticket, which makes it extortion and the sworn servant a traitor.
The cop is the drama queen, the guy just wants to be left alone and cook a chicken. The cop brought the drama. In no way is a guy wanting to be left alone the one starting drama. The cop instigated the interaction and drama.
I like your approach and you are able to keep that laid back attitude. I heard him say the other guy said you were working on your car, and he seen the hood was up. The officer never asked you if you were working on your car, he wanted you to say you were and when you didn't admit you were he wrote a ticket anyways. That was a bad example of an investigation before writing a ticket. All he's got is your hood was up.
BE SAFE
Outlaw News Now Well that cop seems to be level headed most cops will be yelling and screaming and beat the hell.out of you but this one seems fine.
Gordon The LEO seemed ok that was a front, He had no evidence that the car had been repaired in that spot, only that the hood was up, that's not proof he was working on it. The guy wasn't doing anything wrong, why give him a ticket? He was at the park doing what ever a free man wants to do, not hurting or disturbing anyone, so lets show him how we fuck over a law abiding man in our town. We don't want anyone to enjoy our park. real nice people! Remember love your neighbor and BE SAFE
Exactly right.
There is no evidence for a code violation. If the cop is dumb enough to go to court with this, the cop will lose. A hood up does not equate to working on it.
Implied in fact (look it up if you don't know what it means) combined with both Hienze's lack of denial, refusal to explain what he was doing while pretending that he was dumb and common sense used by any rational person is why he was charged. Don't forget that officers don't want to waste time dealing with stupid minor offenses. But if you're going to insist on wasting his time, he has the authority to enforce the law. This is done by using his radio, patrol car mounted computer and cell phone to discuss what is going on each time he steps back to their vehicle. They work together with the DA office to enforce the law. So if he's going to charge you it is likely that he spoke with one of the attorneys there to verify the charge will stand. Otherwise he will end up reprimanded by his leadership as they get flak from the DA office every time there is a case that has issues caused by the officers who respond because it leads to guilty parties getting off free of charge due to failures of requirements in the legal process. Look at the bigger picture, my friends.
Nice slanted try. There is nothing implied anywhere except in your personal paranoia. You don't get to "imply" that a person is guilty. You have to prove it.
"lack of denial"?? How about lack of affirmation?
Refusal to explain??
He doesn't have to explain anything to anyone.
And this park guy trying to use gov power over a person he doesn't like with lies about him "wrenching" on it .
Lies about people to cops can get people killed. Its no joke.
Would be too easy for orange man to just ask if you needed some help. What a great guy he is, OMG.