NYS DHS WORKER GETS EDUCATED BY SGT! 1ST AMENDMENT AUDIT FAIL!
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2021
- On April 12th I was conducting a 1st Amendment Audit on the NY Suffolk County building in Happauge NY. I was confronted by security, a Sherriff deputy and a DHS employee, who refused to identify herself to me. The unknown DHS employee accused me of violating HIPPA laws because they were giving out the vaccine in this public building and even had a "observation" area to see if you had any "side effects" after you received the vaccine. Pretty Sketchy Stuff if you ask me. Security, Deputy Sherriff and DHS worker were all educated by professional SGT. Michael Davis of the suffolk county sheriff's department. He honored his oath to the law and the constitution. He gets an A+ in my book.
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You silly goose, we didn’t fight those wars for our rights. We fought them for security and safety of Americans and freedom for the citizens of those foreign countries, and to a lesser extent, resources and political/economic reasons. The last war we fought for our rights was the civil war. Also, don’t let these fools try to tell you you’re violating HIPAA laws, those apply to them, not you. You haven’t gone through a HIPAA training and you don’t work for a medical provider. They have to protect patients medical info, If they’re so concerned about it, they shouldn’t set up in the middle of a busy lobby. super geniuses.
If they are so concerned with HIPAA compliance, then they should not have placed their treatment facility in the middle of an open lobby in a public building. If any HIPAA violations are taking place, THEY are reasonable for creating said violation.
HIPPA laws are a crock of. I got home from hospital with 19 others peoples records in with my clothes. I tried to report it to HIPPA, health dept….no one cared.
Btw, it's not a HIPPA violation, seeing that you're not a government entity.
Let's all say it together so that people can stop sharing false information: "HIPAA applies only to healthcare providers"
Ryan N: Not so! It applies to lnformation of protected health information (PHI) by any entity with the right to know medical information, for medical treatment.
Example: Insurance companies, for payment reasons. Law enforcement, with a warrant, family members, or friends, with power of attorney. These entities are prohibited from sharing, PHI, with others, not having a need to know.
@@buzzmessinger4510 the point is, a person cannot violate HIPPA laws since they do not apply to the average person. We are not responsible for the privacy of medical information.
@@buzzmessinger4510 The end result is the same. This has nothing to do with the law. The woman is stretching it to a ridiculous point.
@@buzzmessinger4510 yah. So not random people lol you have to have been entrusted with that information essentially to violate hipaa.
The best (or worst) you could say about this situation would be potentially the people running the clinic might have violated HIPAA by doing there clinic in a public setting
🤣🤣🤣
I wanted to say that SGT. Michael Davis is a true patriot. He upholds his oath like a champ. God bless him.
Dont forget the hell he goes through day to day trying to make these lunatics happy!
I have to disagree. He was clearly not happy to have to defend the auditors rights.
He didn't even know wtf he was talking about, just happened to guess the right answer
He did do the right thing but his demeanor seemed to indicate that he hated it!
That SGT is a boss..as much as I love seeing mean cops do the "walk of shame", I'd rather see this 100 times out of 100
The burden of protecting the HIPAA Laws is upon the medical employees, not the public.
Exactly
That's right. I mean they are doing vaccination observation in the middle of the lobby with no proper barriers and worrying that the HIPPA laws are not been protected ? It just doesn't make sense.
Kudos to Sgt. Mike Davis. Always nice to see someone who knows the law and behaves courteously.
Sgt is on point. He needs to be lauded for his understanding and application of laws and rights.
"He needs to be lauded" for knowing his job? Lol
@@OutbackAl sadly yes lol. It's rare in law enforcement nowadays haha
Well, he was also fairly quick to try and make the public area restricted. Thats not cool at all.
@@sorkmine I was thinking that at first too but what I think he actually meant was that they should be bringing the patients into a secure area in order to protect their privacy, not that they should make the area restricted. I could definitely be wrong though.
@@OutbackAl Yes. It’s human nature to abuse power, especially in a position like law enforcement, so the people who DON’T do that should be commended.
Wow amazing SGT. He knows the laws and didn't escalate the situation A+ for SGT Micheal David.
He knows the law because he has had prior contact with Sean. He knew what was going on.
He also doesn't want to deal with a needless lawsuit that could result in him losing his pension.
Thank you Sergeant Davis for bring honor to your badge and this country.
He barely gave it WOULDNT answer the direct question is it in your policy to identify he’s 1 level from being scum
@@Thatdudejones1 I can tell you have never delt with the people I have delt with. Assaulted, false arrested, spit on had my head slammed into the car door jam as they were putting me in the back, made to sit on the hood of a car that has been running for an 8 hour shift as they busted my friend head open with a Maglite and broke his tail light to say that was the reason for the stop. Telling my girl she should be with a real man and giving her his number, thrown on the ground with a knee in my neck for eating in the park after it was closed and threatened with a tarzor against my neck. YOU have no idea what you are talking about. The funny part is my record is clean cause I never did anything wrong but say something when they were acting like scum bags .
He brought nothing, as you see he refferred to Sean by name so he knew where this was going, he knew Sean and what he is doing, the sad part about this is why it takes his knowledge of Seans job so he knows he has to do his ! Or else there will be consequences ! This is why Auditors are needed ! To keep the bastards honest !
@@thelostboys1968 Bad cops don't do their job. The guy suckedvit uo a was a good servert to the public.
@@mattd03411 dont you actually realise it was because he knew of Seanpaul Reyes .... when a good cop ignores the actions of a bad cop he too is a bad cop ! Fact !!
That lady’s face when the officer said he wasn’t breaking any laws was amazing! We only got a small glimpse of her face, but she was stunned
And quite butthurt
When cops refuse to give their name you should always assume they’re a police impersonator and contact the actual police and report the illegal behavior.
I don't think his mommy knows he's a cop 😁
That's a great idea. Call the non-emergency line right in front of him and report that you think a man is impersonating a police officer because he wont identify himself. I bet he would identify himself after that lol
The problem is that it would be a roundabout way of getting you to surrender your identity via phone number. What needs to happen is auditors must disregard anything an unidentified officer has to say, including directives, ask if they are a police officer and say that it seems suspicious because a real police officer would identify themselves...tell them to call a supervisor if they are a real cop. You won’t follow commands or interact with an unidentified armed man acting so bizarrely.
And of course you should articulate that you want their name and badge number in order to submit a complaint against them. This could mean that police who refuse to identify to a member of the public they have engaged with in their official capacity could be guilty of misconduct since they would now be actively trying to subvert the complaint process as well.
@@mookiewilson4166 Use a burner prepaid phone that is registered to any fake name you want. 🤷♂️
Make copies of their policies and when they violate, give them a copy
She knows HIPAA law but doesn't know that the responsibility is on the healthcare provider not the public
she probably even know what HIPAA stands for
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
She just wanted to shut you down and then had to run away.
Ditto
The woman should not be out in public she should mind her business we don’t care how she feels lol to funny lol
most people think it's HIPPA rather than HIPAA
What a great Sargeant 👍
De-escalates, professional, knowledgeable, uphold the constitution, the list goes on.
Calm and intelligent
i gotta admit it was beautiful seeing that first sheriff shrivel when when he started to interrogate you and realize he was beyond his depth. They're so used to being in a position of authority over people, so when he wasnt you could see him physically shrivel down and slink around trying to avoid being on camera. Keep up the good work brother!
When someone starts yapping about HIPAA you need to inform them that the law applies to Health care providers and the keepers of health records. It is up to them to keep those records safe and private. It does NOT apply to the public. As health care professionals they should know and understand that law!!!!
Well said! The onus is on the provider not the public who sees their violations.
exactly. Cause I don't remember sitting in on their "mandatory training on keeping records secure" ....They love to say *HIPAA* as if it's some extra special G4 classified Super duper Law that cancels out all laws 🙄
I think this guy knows but he chose not to address it this time, although he should so the lady would know
@@tekkenfan01 That 'lady' is too far gone to be educated, anyway, it's not his job to teach fools.
@@dkayflowers79 - perhaps it's like Double Secret Probation. ???
When ever they say "you are violating HIPAA", tell them that it is impossible for you to violate HIPAA. As a non medical professional, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) cannot apply to you EVER. It is ONLY applied to health care workers, insurers, government employees, and employers protecting the info of their employees. It CANNOT be applied to an average citizen. As soon as they start saying that you are violating HIPAA, you know they have no clue what they are talking about.
Exactly; it's THEIR duty to provide privacy, not ours.
They should say that they are violating HIPAA law by allowing patients to be recorded by the public. It’s their responsibility to secure the patient records. They should have moved the vaccination site to a private area of the public building.
@@dharma__3 absolutely correct!!
This is all absolutely true. Would love to see more auditors use this bit of information to educate our public officials. They apparently don't pay attention to the dozens of online trainings on this that they're required to do every year.
I worked in a temporary contract role with an insurance company and had to watch educational videos on HIPAA before I could start. They aren't educating employees correctly on what HIPAA is. They state doing such and such violates HIPAA but nowhere in the videos do they state whom it applies to.
I love how the SGT when asked his name said ‘SGT Davis’ and then sad ‘how are you today Sean’ which you didnt pick up on straight away. Your work is always appreciated👍🏽
It's a shame in this day and age these people that choose to work for the taxpayers still have no clue!!
The lady doesn’t understand the HIPAA law, pure and simple. And yes, kudos to the sergeant for his professionalism - well done.
YO I love that SGT. "No, sir!" It wasn't about any ego, or social image. He realized you weren't breaking the law and gave you the respect he knew both you and him deserved.
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Absolutely 😭😭‼️‼️‼️
Thank you Sarge!
When are these public employees going to learn the Law??? It’s really their Supervisors fault.
End terry v. Ohio, end qualified immunity. Police unions should never dictate what is taught at the police academy
I love when you tell them that they’re going to learn today😂,keep pushing for us💪🏾💙
Those people need to educate themselves about the HIPAA laws and regulations
It's embarrassing considering we had to take the classes every year.
Absolutely. But, you can tell she doesn't want to learn. She thinks she is above everyone.
"Sir, I know the law..." as she makes it clear how much she does not know the law. She is hopelessly clueless about HIPAA. The truth is, that if she is the one overseeing this operation, and she is allowing the displaying of patients information that is viewable from a public space, she is the one breaking HIPAA.
She is absolutely at fault but will never admit wrong. Nor will she ever learn anything because she knows it all already
Ya sadly alot of people who are in charge of things they don’t belong in charge if who just celebrate ignorance instead of admitinf they did wrong and learning from it. She would have seemed like a much better person if she admitted she was wrong and agreed on some mutual ground at very least.
The way HIPAA works is that the onus is on those who are HIPAA certified to not make private personal info visa law and viewable to the public. Not the other way around. Plus can’t be violating HIPAA if your not HIPAA certified. Most of those volunteers are not HIPAA certified so they can’t be held responsible under HIPAA either for exposing it in public.
I was hoping I'd find this comment here. Thank you good sir, for informing others. I applaud your education. 👏👏👏
That's absolutely correct!
Correct you are
Excellent display of an officer upholding his oath to the constitution. Great work as always bro. Wish you were closer so I could come join in the protesting!
This one was really good especially with the hippa law controversy lol!! So good! ❤😂🎉
She was pointing out the "patients" so she is the one violating HIPAA.
Now that's an excellent observation
Ditto, excellent point. I suppose the signs all over the place that basically say “medical patients are in here” is probably a violation. His filming from a publicly assessable area is not.
She won't properly identify, but she's probably not in violation of HIPAA for the same reason the auditor wasn't...
She seemed more like an employee at the building, and not subcontracting for the healthcare provider... If that's the case, HIPAA doesn't even pertain to her. HIPAA only applies to healthcare providers and Insurance entities. A garbage man can post a picture of your disregarded prescription medication bottle online and he's not violating HIPAA.
Everyone in that building really needs to brush up on what they're doing if they're going to engage the public and attempt to "enforce" the law.🙄
My thoughts exactly.
12:38 "How am I supposed to know who is here getting a vaccine?" She answered "that's why we're here telling you that!" 😂 Lady staaahp telling people's business!!!
She get educated and shes still ignoring the fact thats she is so wrong but cant accept that. True Karen
A bunch of Karen's on Long Island
HAHAHAHAHAH XD
She doesn't care about learning anything. She knows all, no reason to learn. Sad honestly
13:42 She wanted to "see about adjusting that" lol
That's the most socially awkward deputy I have ever seen. He literally looks scared of his own shadow and cowers away every time you come near. He can't even look you in the eyes. Wow.
Deputy Flat is so meek I can't see him doing his job. He hides, turns his back, and shuts down. Puzzling. Great audit
It's amazing that health care workers don't understand or know who is covered by hippa and what hippa means to the public.
Health care workers don't understand Hippa, cops don't understand law, Just proof that the whole system is a sham!
@@wilbl7778 You’re 100% right. My wife has worked in a physical therapy office for over 20 years and I just found out that she doesn’t fully understand HIPAA privacy rules. But a cop’s ignorance can do so much damage to a person that there should be no excuse for them not knowing their jobs inside and out like a doctor.
HIPPA law only apply to medical workers and not the public, is amazing what a simple search will answer
And its amazing that this auditor didnt have better answer on that
@@billyclutch - what doesn't she understand about HIPAA after all these years. Was she interpreting it incorrectly, or was it taught to her wrong by her bosses?
I have to admit I started watching theses audits a couple years ago. At first I thought you were all just assholes harassing police and places. But more and more I watch, I see the absolute corruption in the PD's. I would like to thank you and all auditors for your work.
Honestly, i started watching them today and about 2 hours ago i tought the same thing. Altough in the vids its clear that vids like this need to happen... ps: i am glad they gave Sgt Davis a big thumbs up. Dont think its easy to have a Audit like this :p
This auditor and amagansett press are the best in the business. He does second amendment audits as well (amagansett press)
I started watching them 3 days ago. I binge watch them because I can’t get enough.
Lets not say all now. Some are just agitators who does way too much...
The corruption is not really what worries me. Let's be realistic, that's a minority of even the bad cops. The real bad cops are those are who are completely ignorant not only of what they are supposed to uphold, but even the foundation of what they are supposed to know not only as officers of the law. But they lack the basic information that an informed citizen of America should have.
You can't have people in positions of power, and then not at least expect some degree of knowledge and experience. That is what truly shocks me.
Hearing a police officer say, City Hall is not a public place. Stuff like that worries me more than a corrupt cop.
Because that cop will not hesitate to throw you or me and jail, or worse because they are uninformed.
The Sgt knew what was up the moment he spotted Sean, by the fact he said "How are you today Sean". The education is paying off haha
Yup 👍 we need more officers 👮♀️ like Davis who understands the public constitutional rights
Legend has it the mystery woman is still mumbling to herself, "hippa law..." to this very day.
Thank you. I’m a Vietnam Vet and I appreciate you speaking at the war mural. 🇺🇸 Good work. 🌺
Thank you for your service sir!
I'm shocked at the Sgt. for being professional and upholding the law. 1 in 100 videos. Thank you Sgt.
Thumbs up 👍 to the Sergeant, much appreciated....
Thank you Sargent for upholding your oath to constitution, thank you for knowing the law and enforcing it equally! You are HERO in this video and keep upholding your oath, 🇺🇸 needs you!
See that’s how low the bar is you call him a hero for doing his job
Kudos Sgt. Davis upholding the law.
The nerve trying to throw hippa laws on the public! HIPPA is the government responsibility for privacy 🤭
As a nurse the public doesn't violate HIPAA PLEASE LADY EDUCATE YOURSELF
You should have educated that lady on HIPAA, it is not violating HIPAA to photograph a person's face in public no matter circumstances. It's the medical professional and directors of site that are required to keep that info private.
A man with a gun, taser, a club and handcuffs... calls another man with a gun, taser, a club and handcuffs to “help” a guy with a camera. Sad world. ✌🏼
Thank you. The health care worker said it. She has to see about changing where people get vaccinated to make it not accessible to the public. That's where a lot of people in the Child Support office, city buildings, parole, etc. Aren't getting right. If they are so worried about people being able to see the information easily, then maybe they should protect citizens information better.
Nice to have a sheriff who knows the law!! Thank you sheriff !
That cop couldn't even face u much less identify 🤬
It's really bad when you feel sorry for a member of law enforcement because is too meek to interact with you. What's he going to do if he is actually in a dangerous situation? Go hide? Seriously how did he get that job? I wouldn't imagine he was any different in his initial interview.
As a Combat Veteran, I appreciate what you do and most importantly how you do things. Most 1A Auditors are rude and really ignorant. Thank you for being a true profesional.
No, they're not! You just like this one because he appeases your sensitive snowflake feelings. They're all making this world a better place, unlike a "combat veteran". You should be ashamed of yourself! Instead you think people should celebrate your lust for murder.
Hands downs... LIA is the best! More often than not... the Auditors make themselves look like assholes (although I legally agree with them, it's hard to like them). I absolutely love LIA's style, calm deemener, and tact if it wasn't for him, I don't think I would fully respect the Auditor community.
I was declined to my medical appointment at a VA Clinic, for not answering medical questions, in a public lobby, by a non-medical, person, and a VA Police officers. These persons were making diagnosis, in public, of my health information. That is in violation of HIPPA Law.
@@michaelwoods1389 honesrly I watch most of the other audit videos (I’m Canadian; but have extensive ties to the states ) and it makes me happy Canadian police and courts have a lot of more flexibility. Cause I’m like you guys are the reason half these cops break the rules; they are people too and they do have to maintain things and protect everybody and you’re just acting a fool; which in Canada can be a thing police can stop lol.
But American police are super problematic in general relative to Canadian police (and I don’t mean all there police are i just mean they have more problems then we do) and this stuff done well seems super helpful
Also and nothing to do with thr audits
You guys really do need to put way more funding into your police
Honesrly that’s a big difference between the us; and countries with much better modern police forces
You guys put way less direct regular funding into police services and your cops get paid less; get way less training and are considerably less educated
You’d be better off requiring degrees
Putting them through years of training
Paying them really well (helps weed out corruption and attresft better candidates)
And the best part is it doesn’t wind up really costing more cause you just need less police
Cause they’re more effective so there’s less crime for them to deal with of the petty nature
@@ShmuckCanuck my wife is Canadian... Saskatchewan. I have had very few interactions with LEO since I met her. Mostly border, Traffic, or Parking. On both sides. Pretty even keel across the board. Assholes and super nice on both sides... however, my military Service gets me more lectures than tickets in the states and Canadian ticket prices are insane.
I'm in no way saying that auditors are bad and cops are good or vice versa. Just think Auditors should hold themselves to a standard they expect of LEOs. LIA I think does just that.
WOW…that deputy looked very timid/scared like he was afraid of his own shadow…WHY is he a public servant if he’s afraid??? 😡😡😡
Thank you for these videos. My rights were violated in high school by a campus security guard and now I know my freedoms and what i should do in the future
That SGT is on point, great job, and he represented himself very well.
It was good you said “You work for the public” , too many auditors say “you work for me, I pay your salary” setting up a confrontation.
Good point. Also good to refer to them as public servants rather than public 'officials'
@@NicholasAlt Yes, we learn from watching good auditors like this. 👍
That is a sticking point. If my taxes provide the funds that keep you employed please acknowledge plain facts.
@@markr.devereux3385 Police also pay taxes
@@lambbosbread123 in a literal sense if my paycheck consists of 100% tax dollars and any portion of it is returned in the form of taxation the public is paying my taxes also. If my labor performs a service where a private party compensates me than that private party could claim YOU WORK FOR ME.
Very refreshing to see a sergeant who knows the law and respects the public.
It is our duty to hold these public servants to the FULL extent of the law. Keep them humble
No citizen has the Ability to violate HIPPA laws. It shows how uneducated these “Medical Professionals” are when they say “ You’re violating HIPPA laws”.
When you violate a patient's privacy by recording their interactions with a healthcare provider without their permission, you're in violation of HIPAA and other privacy laws such as eavesdropping laws. Where did you get your law degree?
@@willdwyer6782 simply because a member of the general public is not beholden to HIPAA. Where did you get your degree?
@@willdwyer6782 False. There is zero expectation of privacy in public. It's hilarious that you try to insult others when you are in the wrong. Funny, and sad.
@@PowerWidow Exactly. It is the medical professionals responsibility to create that privacy.
HIPAA is irrelevant. According to 18 USC 2511 you can only legally record a conversation that you have consent or a court order to record. If you're having a conversation with someone else, it's legal to record that conversation. If you are recording a conversation between two people and you are not taking part in the conversation, that's a big No-No.
When a Servants go out looking for law breakers it's OK but when a member of the public( The master) goes out looking for oath breakers they are deemed troublemakers by the servants......🤔
It's something isn't it? They are so brainwashed they are literally empty vessels. Liabilities at best, enemies at worst.
Thank you officer,much respect!!
One of most important jobs in America...for the people. go Sean!!!!!!!
That Sgt called you Shaun from the very beginning . He was terrified that you’d shame them like you’ve shamed others . Good job Shawn ( not sure which spelling ) . 👏
Sean
12:40 I can see the smile under that mask from SGT Davis, he knows the law and appreciated you doing so aswell, no rights violated that day. props to him for actually doing his job.
I even believe hé said hi Shawn
I don't see the smile
Definitely smiling eyes 😂
He knew Sean’s name right off the bat. So he knew who he is.
I normally don’t comment on year and a half old videos, but… that was the most timid LEO officer I’d ever seen… man’s needs to watch out for his shadow…
Great Sgt, knows the laws and respect !!!
It's amazing how medical professionals do not understand hipaa law. If THEY are not properly protecting the privacy of individuals receiving medical treatment from the public eye, then THEY are violating hipaa law.
Dude, I can't remember if I EVER heard an officer apologize (for ANYTHING) lol. WOW! good on him.
It’s just great to see police not giving in to feelings. I love it. 💯
that sgt was one of the best police interactions ive saw. very professional
We need more LEOs like Sgt Davis!
Roasted lmao
This dude is the best in the game!
Good education for these public workers…
Your audits are awesome! Very respectful and educating.
Another “Medical Professional” educated on Citizens Rights.
Well Done, Auditor.
🙏
She’s a ‘hero’. /s
The officer who keeps walking away from the camera, is too scared to give his name.
That’s a security guard
@@MrGoonGod nah he is a sheriff’s deputy I think
@@MrGoonGod it says deputy on his patch. He isn’t a security guard.
Barney Fife is more courageous than he is!
To scary to have a gun*
Sgt. Was great. Thank you for doing your job so well.
I dont think I’ve laughed so hard. “Oh I know who you are”, too funny. Sean you are making a difference keep it up guy.
Thatta boy SGT Davis. We need more like him
First cop: “ohhhh… I know who you are.” In the most defeated tone. Top notch.
She had a crash course in HIPPA. It's amazing how people want to extend their authority and jurisdiction.
Oh my god the guard in the beggining, "how did you get here?", I'm crying XD
Thank you for honoring the veterans and active duty members. Much respect
HIPPA: The magical, ever-expanding law
The law that does not apply at all, PERIOD in this situation. He does not have a relationship with anyone as a medical provider in that situation, PERIOD. The idiocy that comes from HIPAA (the correct acronym) and the ADA are at STUPID levels. People have no idea what they are talking about.
Ever elusive law.
Misspelled its hipaa
@@wristdisabledwriter2893 lol a lot of people do that.
Just by talking about hippa you're breaking my hippa rights
Great job by sergeant Davis explaining American rights in this case.
The observation area in my opinion was pretty well explained. The explanation was reasonable.
As for Sargent Davis. 👍👍👍👍
Cheers for Sgt. Davis. He stands on his own two feet and does what he knows is right.
Love this Sargent wish there more like him on the police force. Nice calm professional and deescalated the situation with perfect knowledge of the law. We salute you sir
That Sargent was pretty smart when alloying the law . Nice job auditing, We the People survived again . HIPPA is on the healthcare workers
I would be afraid of that CLOWN
I have to admit I laughed when the Sgt. said “ how’re you doing Shaun?”
😂
It is amazing how the sheriff does not want ID himself
They seem to be refusing to ID the more often they're being filmed for some strange reason. Hmmm. They won't ID because they are 100% aware that they're acting unlawfully, violating people's rights and they know they look like (because they are) tyrants and cowards. They will claim all day that it's due to "officer safety" concerns, like fear of retaliation and the things that are going on "in this day and age"...blah, blah.. we all know it's bullshit.
Why should he, since blm and the media has made the police the enemy.
He is a public servant and is required to , and that is the problem when they think they are above the law
@@cdixon2525 boot licker statement,sad
@@jo8260 You got it...If they refuse to identify they KNOW they are breaking the law.....
Quite a few ones.. That sherrif looks like he escaped from a hospital and found that jacket.
I hope that female is a volunteer. She sure as hell shouldn't be paid for it
How do they not know that it’s their responsibility to keep patient’s/client’s/customer’s information private? The employees all acted so unprofessional! Wow!
They do know. But telling a stranger in public what they can and can not do is much easier than doing their job
Guy on the laptop was very informative. He like he wanted to explain further
HIPAA Law does not mention anything about recording invidual in public. She is completely wrong.
What a wimp that first sheriff’s deputy was. He’s got a gun and a badge and he can’t even face you.
That deputy almost took a drink while still having his mask on.😂😂😂
😂
We all been there lol
HIPPA laws are the responsibility of the medical personnel to secure patients’ information.
Time for 1st Ammendment rights education mandatory for public workers who work in public spaces!!!
Bizarre how the first guy won't even make eye contact. And he's carrying a gun but seems immediately terrified when he even knows what the auditor's purpose is, so clearly knows he's no threat even. I'm sure he'd be a fine security officer, but it's terrifying who they'll give a badge and gun to without any acknowledgment of their personal demeanor and temperament.
By the DHS lady's own definition of HIPAA, Suffolk County is violating it. I saw at least two security cameras overlooking the vaccination area; one aimed towards registration and one looking down into the area where the vaccines are being administered. So much for privacy in a public space.
Any of the public getting their vaccine at that location was waiving all rights to privacy. Most people get them at the local pharmacy nowadays for boosters. There’s no expectation of privacy there. They do it right out in the store area with just a small screen for “privacy” at my pharmacy. The waiting chairs are not at all private. They’re right on an aisle’s end cap.
There’s still a 15-minute wait afterward, Sean. I hope you got better informed about that so you’re not spreading disinformation, but I haven’t seen all of your videos. I just found you a few months ago and started binge-watching the old stuff on a whim. 😂
HIPPA Rules.....No Personal identifying medical information....not people sitting in public after being vacinated......
DHS should be more concerned about “intruders” at the southern border. Impeach that imposter Mayorkas now!
Cam not a violation bc HIPAA applies to medical records only and has nothing to do with surveillance.
@@rstefanie2622 They sure did admonish that piece of dirt the other day. Love how the democrats tried to make it about Trump
Had a screen for privacy when I got my jab. Didn't want people to see how scared I was.
The security guard by the door is knowledgable and calm, very professional!!! Deputy Platte very cool.