Can You Be Arrested for Insulting People?
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Sources:
Stamford City Charter §C2-10-1- bit.ly/3g2XHuD
Mayor’s Executive Order- bit.ly/3mHOR6V
Cohen v. California- bit.ly/2OMM14a
Eminent Domain (Investopedia)- bit.ly/3g98zqW
Kelo v. City of New London- bit.ly/3wQrGfq
“Bill to limit eminent domain advances - for now” - bit.ly/3mL92Rp
CT Gen Stat § 8-193 (2019)- bit.ly/3uKmA2j
CT Gen Stat § 8-193 (2005)- bit.ly/3sesyqu
“Stamford Reps begin to consider potential eminent domain claim”- bit.ly/2PJT1zk
United States v. Place- bit.ly/3dYJ7Sd
Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators’ Association- bit.ly/3dSUlI2
“Charges dropped against protester for carrying ‘objectionable’ sign in Stamford”- bit.ly/3a5XzqE
Pircard v. Torneo- bit.ly/3a5PeD7
“Police settle lawsuit by protester for $50,000”- bit.ly/3275obh
Picard v. Fontneau- bit.ly/3s8e2AR
“Charge dropped in Stamford free speech case”- bit.ly/3mHVkyD
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Absolutely superb video!!
Thanks!!
Domari Nolo
PA III
Great video. But small typo at 1:05 'preimum'
Spell check
@Jaison Borne Welcome back for another video. I see you haven't gained any new to say
Good old Connecticut, my state..
1. Get sign
2. Write profanity on sign
3. Show up at public property
4. Remain silent
5. Profit
🤔🤔🤔 I do need a new home
It is illegal to use profanity in a public setting. The use of profanity in a public setting IS NOT protected by the first amendment. Because we do not have the right to say whatever we want, wherever we want, and this is all explained within the first amendment. It explains what we do not have the right to say.
@@righty-o3585 Wrong.
@@righty-o3585 LMAO... you couldn't be more fucking wrong.
@@righty-o3585 are you a cop? Because, this is what cops say. See also, the video above.
"You must ask permission from the government to protest the government."
Genius.
They are gods among insects.
Have to love authoritarianism don't you, jk, vote the authoritarians out
👌
@Ben Dover covid passport?
Lol
They need to pass a law that when a cop knowingly violates someone's rights they get fired.
There wouldn't be any pigs left
Force them to carry liability insurance. After a few payouts they won't be able to get insurance.
See that's the problem. They intentionally go out of their way to not "know" things so they'll have an excuse when they screw up.
They'd probably have to get rid of the opposite law first. QA
Why "knowingly"? Ignorance of the law is not an excuse for the rest of us.
“Do you have reasonable suspicion of a crime”
Officer:”MaYbE”
What? Lmfao 🤣
He must have heard something like - 'Can you conjure up the vaguest hint of a made up _suspicion'!!_
"Well, then you'll get to see my ID maybe"
"Maybe " That's a NO!
Actually his answer "It's not good enough" was absolutely correct.
@@arctic_haze Wonder how many people said that to the screen at that moment.... ?
"Have I committed a crime?"
"No. You're free to go, but we're going to seize your property for evidence."
"Evidence of what?"
"You're under arrest."
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂❤❤😂🤣
Those cops are not used to meet people who say smart things. "This dude is outsmarting me!?"
@@RadioactiveSaddam cops have very low iq
lMAO
@@RadioactiveSaddam it's not difficult to outsmart a cop
Dude gets arrested for literally standing and expressing a view quietly. He’s getting a full time salary by protesting, absolute power move.
Fascinating.
Forcibly evicting people from their own homes is _not_ immoral, but expressing a negative sentiment that being evicted is immoral is, itself, immoral.
Isn't great when you win in every direction!? Give your rights to be involved in the making of laws, to only the 'chosen' who benefit.. that's what you get!!
Oh you mean like burning down people's homes and businesses all summer long was protected by the 1st amendment? Like that?
He wouldn't be "evicted" without being compensated for his property
@@douglassepic9030 Not the point
@@patrickspitlerjr6150 I fail to see what that has to do with this topic at all. No one said anything supporting looting or the events over the summer. they were talking about the eviction of people out of their own homes by city officials. The fact that you brought up an entirely separate topic to slap down someone on the internet who appeared to have different political views than you, shows you are nothing more than a holier-than-thou bully.
But hey, you couldn't possibly be the bad guy here, so since you want so badly to talk about rioting and looting, let's talk about capital hill 2: electric boogaloo, why don't we. neither side is perfect, and to believe one side is perfect is ignorant to the highest degree. what republicans and democrats need to do is, instead of whatever it was you were doing, come together and talk for once. you know, like the founding fathers did. that worked. we have evidence of it working.
“Seizing the cameras as evidence” equates to “better take these cameras so he doesn’t post what we’re about to do”
lol and he gets them back quickly and here we are lol
I’m shocked they don’t delete the info
@@jborrego2406 nah, they'll catch a charge for "tampering with evidence" lol and yes its happening alot these days, and I mean alot... Just this year alone in 2021 Ive seen at least 3 deputies catch that charge in the neighboring county (polk) and 1 in the Tampa bay area and that's just 1 county out of hundreds if not thousands across the US, let alone what the news shares/picks up..
@@jborrego2406 You can actually have a camera upload whatever is being stremed/recorded to the cloud. So even if they delete it off your phone it's on your cloud. And thats when they're real fucked.
@@Plague_Doc22 REAL FUCKED lmao bruh imagine deleting something uploaded to the cloud and acting like you did no wrong.
This channel needs to be incorporated in law enforcement training.
Days off without pay, will wake up some of these pricks.
@Jean G Gobby - No, it's not irrelevant.
They can literally just ask their officers to watch it before bed, but why would they. They are proud, I have heard them joking internally how they act like big guy against innocent cases, it is the culture. And if anything wrong taxpayer pays. So won't be incentived
You can't put it in officer training. It would spoil the Fascist coup.
He's laughing his way to the bank with all these illegal arrests.
I'm glad that he does. They get what they deserve when the police dept keeps hiring ignorant, unintellegent officers.
The money for the settlements needs to come from the police budget... then maybe the chief would make his police study the law a little more.
@@Johnny2Feathers Wasn't an overdose.
@@Johnny2Feathers imagine Simping for a police state... Maybe you would be happier in North Korea? I hear they LOVE their police.
@@Johnny2Feathers Got some of the boot you just ate on your chin
So theyve arrested this guy multiple times and got sued and lost each time. How have they not learned?
It's not their money. The tax payers pay the bill.
They seem to enioy tossing about their authority just to flex xD
because they don't pay a single dime
We need to hold the cops themselves accountable. Not just the lawmakers. If cops know they will be fired they will be less likely to do this (hopefully).
Because the police are spending your money, not their own, and they get promoted instead of being fired for violating policy or arrested for violating the law.
This dude decided to take his experience being bullied in high school and leverage it into a career. Good for him.
Loll I can’t tell if you’re talking abt the auditor or the police officer
@@rayimdapplies to both of them lol
@@tylerdejong6930one iMac e it productive
@@tylerdejong6930ha nice point
"Let's talk in my office."
NEVER let an abductor take you to a second location.
LMFAO
💯💯💯...IKR...💯💯💯
Unless you get $50,000 ... the only exception
haha something i learned from jericho
Unless you have your lawyer with you. Never talk to the police without your lawyer present
These cops keep falling into his trap. If they would just stop being emotional, be logical and objective they wouldn't look so dumb all the time.
Cops using logic? One could only hope.
@@ivanvas55 That's why they wear Uniforms. LoL
I tries to join a metropolitan police force in Madison Wisconsin and they have an IQ cap. Literally some of the tests they make you take is evaluating whether or not you're too smart or too independent thinking. You can't make people enforce stupid rules if they think they're stupid.
they become cops, because they are too much of a jerk to get a job doing anything else. Being illogical, emotional, egomaniacs is sort of a job requirement.
@@jtoddjb the cops are talking about are law enforcement. In metropolitan areas they're no better than Mercenaries.
Long gone are the days of peace officers
Termination should've been the result considering that "if people aren't adequately educated to enforce the letter of the law, they shouldn't have those positions"...
The fact that audit the audit uploads so much while making intensely detailed videos is remarkable.
The fact that there are so many such incidents on video that uploading so many intensely detailed videos is remarkable is horrifying.
@@RandyWanat I wasn’t taking a standpoint of the type of videos, just saying how intensely edited they are and the effort that’s they seems to be put out into each video, and for them to be produced 2-3 times a week is incredible. On your point tho the goodie bag for these videos are endless
A God damn national HERO!
Agreed!
@@goatboi8823 I know. I was making a related point, not critiquing yours. They run parallel. :)
Damn, it's finally a crime to offend someone. Must've missed that reform.
Took us almost 250 yrs to go back to the standard, "You can't say that here or there". Only took about 120 to incorporate taxation without representation again.
Snowflake Act Of 2021.
@@TwistedIdentity you do know those laws are being made by Republicans snowflakes? Or do you care more for your feelings then the facts?
@@k12kyle lmao. Yea, I'm sure that in your world, that is "true". Projection is a trait of the left
@@disobey9058 cool tell me which state and which lawmakers were planning to make a law making it illegal to insult an officer (Kentucky bill 211 as of15/april/2021). tell me a fact not your feelings? Because it's the Republicans hate gay rights isn't Republicans that didn't want people to get married because they love each other isn't Republicans that put forward voting suppression laws isn't Republicans fear transgender women and transgender men isn't it? They want to make laws restricting people's rights? Or is that my feelings? And what you're going to say is that it is my feelings. But you don't provide any evidence to counteract my feelings so I guess you're just pointing out your feelings as well?
It's amazing how eager these officers are to silence this man.
Large construction paper: $3
Sharpie: $1
Lawsuit payout: $50,000
$49,997 profit
This is the best comment !!
Maybe somehow add priceless !!
Uh you forgot a shitload of money for lawyers bro
Can't do basic math
This comment deserves more likes
You're not being detained, but, you can't leave while we are doing our investigation.?..what a BS way to hem the guy up thinking they are getting around the law.
If they hold him for investigation, he's detained.
@@electricheartpony you can't hold someone without detaining therefore if he was told he wasn't being detained then he was being harassed and and illegally held. Big paycheck coming
Which is funny, because they can quite legally detain him with virtually no pretext, only "they're running an investigation" is required. (Texas has that as up to 24 hours for a misdemeanor, 72 hours for a felony) My understanding was that he could leave if he wanted (which he didn't want, that would mean they successfully ran him off), they just wanted to keep him out of the building, and if he didn't leave, then arrest him.
@@ThinkingNow Yup; it's that whole "rarely face consequences" thing. They get to destroy people's lives on a whim, but when it happens to them, it's somehow "unfair". A while back I figured that the ability to cheaply record and publish high resolution videos taken of police interactions was going to bring down the thin blue line; I'm elated to see it happening. Now all that remains is to see the chaff get sorted from the wheat. I'd tell any cop "if you get off on asserting power over people because they can't do anything about it, get out of this job while you can do so on your own terms. They day when you could escape scrutiny because a court would take your word over the suspect's is over."
That's a detainment. Police don't even have to say you can't leave for it to be a detainment. All it takes is for a "reasonable person" to feel that they're not free to go due to the way the police behave and exert their authority.
Basically, if you ask "am I free to go?" and they say anything other than "yes," you're being detained.
You'd think that after he successfully sued them several times for violating his rights, that they'd catch on and just not engage with him. That they can't help themselves shows what kind of people they are.
“Seize the cameras of evidence” is what corrupt police officers do
We don't have a warrant or anything so we will just take them
Lake, they don't think it's been Uploaded to the cloud already.
They don’t call it “Corrup-ticut” for nothing.
"A protest with a permit isnt a protest, its a parade."
"If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear." (George Orwell / Eric Arthur Blair).
I’ve never heard this quote before, I like it.
I really wish people would get it through their head that they do not have the right to not be offended.
Uhh...everyone has the *right* to be offended just as you have the *right* to be offensive.
@valcaron by all means...explain to me exactly what I missed. As far as I can tell I am reading literally what the OP's words are saying and conveying...regardless of what the OP meant.
The post above you makes far more sense.
@@kingjim713 it's a double negative, you DON'T have the right to NOT be offended. You have a right to be a offensive. You have a right to be offended. You don't have a right to not be offended.
@valcaron that's my mistake. For whatever reason no matter how many times I read the post I did not see the NOT in the sentence. Oops.
@valcaron the post makes even less sense
The number of police officers in this country who do not understand the actual laws they are charged with enforcing is ridiculous.
Stanford Prison Experiment
They should need as much training as lawyers.
Unfortunately police officers in the US can be released from personal responsibility or “excused” from any personal penalty/consequences in cases where a citizen’s life is disrupted due to an officer’s misunderstanding, misinterpretation and even straight up ignorance of the law. Meanwhile, citizens are expected to know the law, statutes and any applicable changes/additions and when they don’t, they are immediately detained by police. It’s backwards when law enforcement is not expected to know the laws tax payers are paying them to enforce while citizens are expected to do so
@@harperthegoblin if the same education is required, then they might not become police but lawyers instead. There is an overlap in salaries but lawyers have the edge.
What happens when cops are wrong about state or city ordinances? Not much. Citizens could sue but would they mortgage their house just to sue the city?
This guy is awesome he’s literally running the departments dry bc they CANT train officers properly 😂
They make up the law as they feel. Time to throw the tea in the sea.
why he Boston tea party?
Our founding fathers went to war for far less... What are we waiting for?
@@ViolentHabits the stamp act is what did it. You needed a stamp to do bussiness buy sell gather. They trying again. You will need a jab to get bank account or job.
@@christopheryurek4758 they'll have to kill me first. And I won't make it easy for them
@@ViolentHabits you got WiFi and cell towers in your area? They can cook you from inside.
Police: “Fabricating and tampering with evidence are things criminals do.”
Also Police: 12:10 Fabricate and tamper with evidence.
Well, they're correct.
@@MrCropper - But they don't think it's the case when they do it, is his point.
I think this dude definitely got his message heard louder than if he were to just meet with someone at the office
this guy makes a living like this
and because the officials often fail miserably
he totally deserves it for exposing all that
You are the tax payers - you are paying him not "the government". ...We have that here (UK)- when government / the police/local authorities etc loose a lawsuit they do not pay - we pay.
@@landedzentry of course. But governments still need to be held accountable and hitting their budgets is really the only course of action available. And especially the smaller city governments don’t have bottomless supplies of money, so it does affect them.
@@landedzentry so what these departments hire these morons . Just how much the police care about your taxes. F the blue line
exposing what? the right to be a total asshole in public?
@Dr Diablory the part between the beginning and the end
Me: "So what do you do for a living?"
Mr Picard: "I sue the police for unlawful arrests."
Me: "wat."
stonksstonksstonksstonksstonksstonks💲🤑💰💸
@@Brindlebrother Forget bitcoin .. Let'go go to office max xD
Mr. Picard: im going to the moon.
"So you're a lawyer?"
"No, I'm a voluntary victim"
I know he got $50,000 in one case were the cops took his camera but forgot to turn it off and were actually caught making up things to charge him with.
Protestor: "Did I do anything wrong."
Cop: "Well, you're standing in front of these people with a sign..."
Sounds silly when he says it out loud
My rights don't stop where your fears and worries do
@The Gray Fox ..but we get the gist!!
Tell that to the „Covid is the worst disease ever“ crowd
@The Gray Fox but they are my precious little feelings☹️
@@mats7492 how many us Americans have died from covid-19, tell me a fact not your feelings?
A guy tried to sue me, because His feelings were hurt.
"You just show up and expect to be heard like this?" Uhhh...yes. That is how protest works.
Man lives in house 40 years - has wife who passed away, raised children - City Condemns property
What is the just compensation for all of the memories they are taking from him?
Most of the imminent domain including the state limited ones do not take into account nastalgia
Can't believe they didn't already have his picture on a bulletin board with the caption "don't arrest this guy" after the first couple times.
RIGHT 🤷♂️🤣🤣
How haven't they given training to the cops of that area!? It baffles me how useless the government can be at times. They're paying with your taxes btw lol
Lmao
that would require an ounce of wisdom... of which they obviously do not have
which reminds me of all the cops that know an auditor is there to audit them so they proceed to give them everything but good behavior
why, they arent paying the bill
“I don’t answer questions.”
Also, here comes the standardization of “we’re going to seize these cameras as evidence.” I can see this being abused to include all filming.
Bunch of ego cops wanting to mess with citizens. Literally they should be ashamed
Cops cannot take your phone unless they get a warrant from the Judge
They can if they think you will delete any evidence
@@itachi8044, which is extremely subjective and open to abuse.
@@chrisscott7317 You realize this is all fiat, right? The Constitution, warrants, statutes, court precedence... they are available only at the authority's discretion. None of these are magical documents that stop or start anything. They are always as the government sees fit.
I read somewhere that after an eminent domain seizure that some rich guy came into town and wanted to take one of the council members home. The council member said you can't take this land because it's been in my family for hundreds of years. The rich guy said sure I can just like you took that other guys property. I think the other council members let the rich guy take this particular property because they were afraid that he would go after their property.
They are RATS, and can not stop going for the cheese ...... all they can see!
By how many times they arrested this man you would think they know the laws on this by now.
they dont care because they dont cover the bill. the taxpayer does.
Or at least don't play his game. Just because he has the right doesn't mean he cannot be isolated or at least distanced from the rest of the public is a peaceful way. These police are honestly just a-holes who want a quick and dirty solution to the problem.
💩👜🐓🍭never learn
@@stoyanb.1668 maybe. But after the first suite qualified immunity is gone and the officers could be held responsible.
If offending people was a crime, I would be serving a life sentence.
Lol I'd be right there with you.
i cannot believe you're saying that as if thats something to be proud of
@@Ninjapants237 I'm definitely proud of speaking my mind to those who have different opinions just like YOU.
Add 5 yrs, I'm offended! Lol.
Ghey
Sue the crap out these clowns
These cops are making this guy a living on the taxpayer's dime. (And he absolutely should continue suing them and settling)
Tax payers dime, tax payers, he fucks over the People, not cops, cops don't get effected at all, it's our roads that don't get the potholes fixed, we got step up and do our part of getting pissed off as a group for the police to change, even then, all they do is stand in a line with body armor on and ignore
Honestly, next riot, we need deaths, we need people to come with pipes and wrenches, bottles and bats, not signs and horns,
He's practically a government employee at this point
@@remisan7214 or............ he's giving the government a relatively cheap lesson in how their officers should not act. maybe if he keeps doing it, the police department will catch enough heat from officials to get their shit together, which could potentially result in avoiding much more costly encounters down the road with the public in general.
the only way many police departments will start to care about the public's rights is if their leaders them force them to care and money talks.
@@remisan7214 Hell no, the previous riots already had deaths. This time I hope the cops stop you, cause they supported the rioters. Except the rare exception like David Dorn.
They are talking about taking his cameras as "evidence" before even finding a crime
Funny how they are conspiring to commit a crime of illegal search and seizures, as the Auditor is well within his rights to protest as he did. Hand that Auditor another $50K. 🤑🤑
the crime is on them! that camera will have a solar flare just when the cops speak.
Also you said “finding” a crime...exactly...there was no crime...so they went on a “fishing expedition” to try and “find” one...just saying.
it is mind blowing to me that someone can enforce laws that they know nothing about.
They had time to consult the "City Attorney" and failed to use that Resource.
More often than not the ''city attorney'' is WRONG and ALWAYS on the side of the city PD !
DA's ,Prosecutors , city attorney's are ALL a bunch of PROFESSIONAL immoral & unethical JACKASS'S !
@@cottonmouth71 ok fam
@@cottonmouth71 Then their ignorance needs exposed in a Federal Lawsuit.
Lol. Every city worker in that building is on the same side. If you all look out for each other, you are essentially above the law. It's called corruption.
@@cottonmouth71 don't forget judges
"How many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man!" 🤣🤣🤣 this guy is a legend. KEEP AT EM
SquidBob Square Tentacles
“I’m with them” “say you’re sorry!” Are my favorite catch frases! 😂😂😂
Last time I was in Stamford CT I was driving an armored truck for Dunbar, Im pretty damn sure it was Officer Barquero who I encountered and cried like a baby because he didn't like where I parked or the fact that refused to move until my partner returned. I then had to instruct him to step away from the door of the truck before I contacted law enforcement against him due to his suspicious behavior around my truck and demanding that I open doors. My partner got in and I drove away without talking to him further, and never saw him again until today
He demanded you open the doors?! Definitely would have called the police. Scary
Former armored guy as well. Dunbar and Garda. I had a cop try to get me to open and board I refused and he had to deal with my hopper as a go between. Dude was pissed but it's a safety thing.
A cop demanded that you open the doors to an armored truck, while the cop was armed with deadly weapons? Why is he still alive? If I approached an armored car armed with a pistol and a taser and demanded the doors get opened, would my life end in that moment? It should.
All that aside, maybe he was trying to get a civil asset forfeiture. That's a lot of money that *COULD* be used to buy drugs. Yes, that very argument has stood up to a CAF challenge.
@@arinerm1331 to? I'll look
@@arinerm1331 yeah, they followed an armored car from a pot dispensary, knowing it would be full of cash, and seized the money under civil asset forfeiture law because darn near every bill in America has drug residue on it.
the police body camera footage of this incident shows the alleged complainant say she wasn't offended so the police actually lied in order to make an arrest.
I agree but offending someone isn't against the law in the first place.
@@jojojor11 exactly
Are you saying the police lied? OMG i am surprised lol that’s all they do
U wanted to slap her
"Do you have reasonable suspicion of a crime?"
"Maybe"
"That's not good enough"
"You can't use expletives here. Also, every word we don't like is now an expletive." - Amendment dodger
The first amendment does not protect the use of profanity in a public setting .
@@righty-o3585 < Didn't watch the video, which described a case where the use of profanity was protected speech.
@@kazineverwind5267 some folks are either blind or a certified boot licker or has become a sheepeople.. Rich Hopkins needs to wake up lol
@@righty-o3585 the Supreme Court would disagree with you
Police: we have no authority to do anything, so let's just say we do to force our will on them. And.. If we do get sued.. Lets just pay them with there own money.
An F is a Good Grade for these Officer's 👍👍 Thank you 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The best advice I learn from this channel is once the police is going to arrest you no matter if they are 1000% wrong. Do not resist!! Let them arrest you and remain silent. I notice in both cases he had two charges none of them were resisting and all charges were drop.
Thank you for the informative video
Yep always always always fight it in court, not at the arrest.
Fight it at the arrest you will lose more often than not no matter how in the right you are.
This guy is making a living off of lawsuits, what a legend.
People who feel ok dont do stuff like this. He must be feeling awful inside.
@@insearthanamesaheera5712 I'd feel like a king, if I recorded cops redhanded as they try to take away rights that our forefathers fought and sometimes died for, and got paid for it.
@@insearthanamesaheera5712 This man is fighting for your rights, and you're out here shaming him. Americans need to wise up
You would think the cops would know the freedom of speech and not to arrest this man. At any time
You would think. But it’s Corrupt-ticut.
A quick conversation with the city attorneys office in the same building would have told the clueless security chief to stay out of it. Mr Picard has the city literally putting bread on his table.
@Brendan McMahon you got some of the boot you just ate on your chin
This is the same guy that went to a blue lives matter rally holding a “pigs lives matter” sign while wearing a PIG COSTUME!!
Freaking LEGEND of a man!!
Pimpin ain’t easy
Lmao wow! I need to see that video.
No way. And he didn’t end up in the hospital? Kudos to him. 😂
@@TheBerkeleyBeauty Boot lickers are all talk :)
I've seen that video... He's fucking crazy. It's both hillarious and scary at the same time.
I haven't said this and I did have some time ago.
This is a fantastic site. It has really helped me understand the workings of the law. I can't thank you enough for taking the time to do this .
“The road from legitimate suspicion to rampant paranoia is very much shorter than we think.” Jean-Luc Picard
Quite wise, haven’t seen that quote before
Make it so!
I think this would get a Pikard DOUBLE FACEPALM
Drumhead
That first cop needs fired. He threatens arrest and threatens to seize the cameras as evidence without reasonable and articulatable evidence of a crime being committed.
The fact that the department in the area has failed to give their officers proper training even after the first few incidents is really appalling. I'd argue they're willfully wasting taxpayer money at this point.
Imagine how quickly they would get training if the officers and departments faced the consequences of these lawsuits instead of the people
If offending people was a crime, I'd have gotten The Chair by now.
is their room for more?
Oh, so many people would be... mind if I am standing on the top of the chair?
Saturday night live would get the chair. I am offended that they think they are funny. The only person who laughs is Kamala. She laughs when nervous or uncomfortable. Not because something is funny.
This man is making a career out of suing the police..thats awesome
@@Gnomezonbacon The dude at 11:28 was trying to tell the cops that. He warned them.
Your tax dollars at work.........
The gift that keeps on giving. This police force will make this guy rich. I hope he is laughing all the way to the bank. Keep up the good work
Babe how are we going to pay rent this next year?
Just give me a marker and some paper.
This dude is so calm with the police, asked the right questions, he did great.
And eminent domain should never be used for private corporations, regardless of tax revenue they may bring in. If an owner doesn't want to sell, that should be it. However, I'd be willing to bet if the company just throws a little more money at the owner, most people will find justification to move.
It _might_ be a different matter if there was an actual _negative_ effect.... but simply the _lack_ of a _potential_ positive should not be sufficient!!
These corporations feel so entitled. They want to stiff the home owner by requiring he takes market value for the home rather than offering him a premium for his property. If the cooperations want to make a profit then the home owner deserves to make a generous profit as well
This wasn't for a company but to expand a road. Taking for private use should be illegal. I remember, years ago, seeing a case on TV where a city took an independent hardware store and then sold the building to another hardware store. Trump tried to buy a house near his failing casino to expand his parking lot. The elderly woman refused, so he got the city to do it instead through eminent domain, she got much less than Trump had offered.
“So you’re just showing up and expecting to be heard like this?” Well that’s how protesting works.
Look at the chief of security's hands. That's a stressregulator called "hand wringing". He knows he's in the wrong.
My grandfather called his type 'Little Hitlers' - they're everywhere these days!!'
I don't think the security guy was really behaving badly. He was fairly well mannered. You say it's a stress regulator? So he is reugaluting stress. Not necessarily an Indication he KNEW he was in the wrong. I think he acted I. Good faith
@@defaultname25 He went too far.... and he knew it - but hey.... he's a big shot
@@defaultname25: More likely he did not have detailed understanding of the policy/law and was winging it on some vague notion and was at that moment on an intellectual “island”, thus the nervousness.
and he’s not standing up straight- his shoulders are kinda drooping
12:58 - “He doesn’t intend to file against these officer just yet because he’s already involved in multiple federal lawsuits and doesn’t have the time to take on another one.”
My man, lol.
Word
Hire law firm #2 and go for it I say haha
"My man"... this man is scamming a living through taxpayers money. He isn't fighting for worthy causes or being discriminated against, he is playing a game he knows he cammpt lose amd everyone seems to be on his side.
Hilarious, but only cos i am not from america cos otherwise i.would be pissed.
@@turbo8628 the government and its agents should stop breaking the law if they don't want to waste taxpayer's money.
@@Gilberto90 thank you, captain obvious
A gutsy/informative man practicing his Constitutional Rights. (Salute) my Man. Put the law on Blast for their Gibberish head games and intimidation tactics.
Imagine if a degree in law was a requirement to be a "law enforcement officer"
Would produce better officers but would lead to massive shortages. I think we need a happy medium between their 2 month training and a 4 year degree.
It is in most developed countries. The USA is a 3rd world country in regards to its law enforcement. Barbers take longer to get their license.
@@noahbuster4333 So it wouldn’t help too much then...
Hell of a concept, too bad we don't have that concept in place.
UK viewer here. Find your videos very informative and universal in terms of public and police conduct
Pity there isn't a British equivalent
@Sam Broadbent That probably leaves you to your own research then really
@Sam Broadbent his channels about bashing the police and that's it
@Sam Broadbent thanks for the recommendation. I too am a UK viewer.
Could you possibly clarify why you think they are biased?
U.K viewer here, I watch these videos as entertainment, not information.
And once again the taxpayer is held responsible for the unconstitutional and criminal actions of government.
You'd think the cops would be more aware of this guy since he's burned them multiple times already.🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Why? They are harassing him like always, they are getting paid, they aren't losing anything. Why change?
@@VladislavDerbenev fair point
"When he's done, we will seize the two cameras as evidence."
Yet another situation where we all act like we don't know what this guy is doing. As though this isn't a blatant psychological ploy to force compliance through intimidation. Once you start seeing these things, you can't ever not see them again. It can frustrate you pretty thoroughly.
Yeah... and then people start calling you "woke."
I appreciate Picard for doing the things that need to be done where the rest of us may be unable or unwilling. Bless this man and his fight against tyranny.
Police officer leveled up!
Corruption +10
Incompetency +15
Can now perform 3 unfair arrests every day.
City needs to review the performance of the police chief when repeated arrests result in dropped charges.
There appears to be insufficient training of police or official oppression by civil servants.
Either way it is the police chief's responsibility to prevent obviously inappropriate arrests and violation of constitutional rights
Or we can make it more democracy and make it so that every police chief has to be elected. Maybe then they will actually care about public opinion?
@@k12kyle As this channel frequently documents, elected sheriffs are often the worst offenders, when it comes to civil rights violation.
@@CZpersi yes but that is more on reporting because people don't know that their Sheriff's are terrible and don't vote them out Less democracy isn't going to help, holding people accountable will.
In cases like this, it's not just a misunderstanding. They know what they are doing Is illegal. Calling it a misunderstanding makes it sound less serious than it is.
Auditor Picard , his continuing mission : to explore strange new laws. To seek out tyrants and threats to personal freedom. To boldly go where no auditor has gone before before.
"Engage!"
"Make it so"
Keep writing man, you're talented and patriots are listening.
Trippy, I got an ad for the Star Trek game as I was reading this. Super creepy
People must start take this cops/public employee to courts and sue
THIS
that guy in the video has done it like clock work and gets paid everytime lol
It cost alot $$ to sue cops. And they have unlimited $$ ,your money to bankroll fighting you.
Suing the government is just our tax dollars being wasted. they need to be punished further more.
@@ethanjohnson9477 not in my country...they dont have qualify immunity so they pay the lawsuit
Being a police officer must be the most uneducated and least qualified career in the world. It's absolutely amazing to me that they can be so wrong, and that they investigate themselves so them alone can decide if something deserves punishment.
They did seem a bit trigger happy to take his devices and arrest him.
I don’t like his sign for a public place, but they need solid legal ground before considering to take his stuff and arrest him.
"I don't like his sign..."
Who cares.
@@_.Leo_. everyone is free to share their opinions and thoughts.
Isn’t that the point of the comment section? Discuss what we saw and what we think about the situation?
If you think otherwise, no problem, you’re free to your opinion also 👍
@@GadgetAddict Everyone is free to share their opinions and thoughts.
Isn't that the point of the comment section?
If you think otherwise, no problem, you're free to share your opinion also👍
@@GadgetAddictwhat was his sign exactly?
@@reinathefox6600 "fuck your property" - Stamford
So this department just keeps arresting him and then dropping charges.
Just a quick howdy. Happier new year. Appreciate your work. Thank you again
Again..why do I, as a barber, have to go to school for more hours than a cop? Untrained and nothing but bullies who think they can do what they want.
That's because if they actually hired intelligent police they might turn on them
The government where I grew up seized several homes through a similar law and it was equally horrific and heartbreaking. It send the message that nothing is truly yours and it's gross.
“What u do for living?” “Oh nothing just getting arrested”
Police: Executive Branch. LAW ENFORCERS
Also Police: "yOu HUrT mY FeElInGS, so I Arrest you now"
I see this Michael Picard guy everywhere. Absolute legend.
Cops always want to act on the side if arresting someone, even when they are unsure whether the arrest is valid or legal. In this particular case, they’d just rather to go with what they think is the law rather than verifying it.
"seize both cameras for evidence" when there is no arrest at all 😂
another great video by ATA. When I saw the original video, I was amazed at the actions by the police and how they did everything they could to arrest the two men despite questioning even if they had reason. What took the cake was being arrested because other people's feelings were hurt over words. I was not shocked to see the charges dropped so quickly.
Here in Australia you definitely can be arrested and even sent to prison for insulting someone.
That's what happens when you let the government disarm you
Aren't you the same country that willingly gave up your guns to the government when they asked for them a couple of decades ago?
Well that sucks. No free speech in Australia? Or is it limited significantly?
Those Officers knew exactly what they were doing, while arresting Mr. Placard,.... *they just don't care!!*
The security guy kinda screwed the cops. They should have detected the uncertainty in his voice regarding the permit. That being said...they should know their job better before unlawfully arresting people.
Why didn't the Security Chief just say, protests aren't allowed in the building? That is typical policy in most public buildings.
The cops should've known, the security guard isn't responsible for the cops not knowing the laws.
Great job and please keep highlighting these stories!!!!!! Btw what microphone are you using because your audio is so clear!