What’s most disturbing is that someone finds it necessary to call the cops on another human just walking about and holding a message of hope. Some humans are horrible.
They call so fast to. If they see something they don't like or understand, call the cops. It's an odd way to live your life, to call another person to come and calm your fears.
The first issue is that she called about a legal activity. She called the cops alleging not a single bit of criminality or danger or anything that should actually involve cops responding. So dispatch should have ignored her call.
@@AAAskeet part of the problem with that is you are expecting the general public to know what is and is not illegal. Half the cops don't know the laws, can't expect the gen pop to know more.
@@darrenedwards5051 Agree, everyone knows a dispatcher would be to ignorant to tell anyone anything about the law. A five year old would understand there is no crime, but it would be over a dispatchers head.
It’s not the dispatchers job to determine if a crime is happening. A dispatchers job is to dispatch an officer to determine the nature of the call and investigate if a crime has been committed.
"A homeless man begging for money", THIS is why it's so important for police to investigate thoroughly BEFORE putting hands on someone as we have seen SO many times, people presume when they call 911 which usually causes police to presume.
Even if it was a homeless man begging for money, what's the problem? It's not illegal. Are these same parents having their kids arrested when they need to borrow a few dollars? The irony
Auditor and the officer get an A+. The person who called gets a D for being an ignorant KAREN! God bless and keep up the advanced tutorial in 1st amendment auditing.
@@HopelessTomthe cops had zero business confronting Jeff. He was on the public sidewalk they should have left him alone and cited the bitch that called for filing a false report.
I remember a couple of his church audits that sorely need a re-visit. Cursing at him, threatening him, etc. But I also remember one that was a SHINING example for all the others! In that situation, a couple attendees checked on him, offered water, help, and even to come in and watch the service. Separately, the pastor/preacher came out and did the exact same. He was one of the "new age" (for lack of a better term) who was dressed very casual, had visible tattoos, etc. However, he was practicing what (I assume) he preaches.
@@rtjames are we really going to count that? He had already ended the encounter and then realized who he was from the videos and asked him if he was in fact the individual from the videos and wanted to see the I and D fridge magnets 🤷
@@Bulldogbiker you figure he "then realized". They encountered Jeff in that area previously. The cop also knows his name and is familiar with his gimmicks. Of course he "then realized". We don't have the example of the St. Augustine video a few weeks ago where the female cop identified Jeff before they even made contact. What was I thinking?
Thanks officer 👋 wonderful, please make sure your coworkers follow your lead in these cases. Offer water, offer resources, offer assistance, and then go offer an education to the caller about our rights.
@@mathew8581 The camera never seems to stop their bad behavior no matter how much we think it will. They know their body cams are running & I've seen them steal money, plant drugs & use severe excessive force for no reason so IF ONLY cameras mattered to their behavior we'd be happy buy clearly its no deterrent and many cops also seem to uncharacteristically get irate when a citizen points a camera at them so people must record the thugs to hold them accountable.
Man, some people just can't mind their business, and have to call the cops about every silly thing. But, the cop was good. He was polite, acted like a human, and came offering help instead of trying to run Jeff off. Didn't demand ID or try to give a bunch of useless directives.
@@smittyondadeckwhodat ..now watch as the 1000 try and run him out of town. That is the unfortunate reality. Reminds me of that lady cop in Buffalo NY who stopped another cop from chockinga guy to death..they fired he and since she was 2 years to retire made sure to strip her of her pension too......Took her over ten years in courts to finally get what she was owed back. The blueline gang is dangerous to good police.
@@tomm487 thin blue swine gang at its best. Police brutality and corruption for over 100 years without consequences, and they wonder why they get the hate.
Finally!! An officer without his head stuck firmly up his solid waste port!! Great video today Jeff! Love seeing you spread that positivity in the community!
Excellent audit Jeff and good response from the deputies. Crazy how these deputies don’t have body cameras yet. It would have been interesting to see the complainer calling 911 get educated.
@@HONORYOUROATH holy shit, clay county has no body cams yet? I live in NC, but I grew up in Clay, Duval, and St Johns County, for most of my life. Moved about 10 years ago. I can't believe they still don't have body cams. that's insane!
The ladies that called on you feel your not up to their standards .Their neighborhood is better than you , I get mad when certain people think their better than someone else ! I could go on and on about people like this , I wonder what they tell their kids .. Great job as always Jeff !
Calling the cops for this should be a crime in itself an fined for wasting police time. The level of entitlement from the caller is truly astounding. Keep on keeping on Jeff 👏👏👏
You're right Jeff it is disturbing. The dispatcher paused long enough for us to guess he knew you were not doing anything wrong. He is obviously frightened to uphold the law🇬🇸
@@VadoVoodoo Maybe, but the bar has be set so low by most police officers that any officer who doesn't just charge in, demand ID, threaten arrest and trespass from public property . . . ends up looking ok, I admit it's a very low bar to pass, basically do your job, but he managed to do it, which is rare.
@@VadoVoodoonah I’ve dealt with this cop before. He’s really cool and knows his stuff. He’s also saved a couple peoples lives in Clay County and he gets no recognition from his agency. Don’t need to throw shade on someone for no reason. Go talk to him yourself
2:59 “it’s a disturbing situation in general”. I cannot even wrap my head around that statement. Even if Jeff was that’s the coldest thing someone can say about another human being.
Like what, who don't bother going to talk to who called first, instead walk up to someone minding there own business and ask odd questions like are they homeless.
Yes!!! Fund the good cops, fire and charge the bad cops. And make them read and understand the basics of the US Constitution before pinning that badge on them.
Dispatchers should be trained to ask, is he on the PUBLIC sidewalk or on PRIVATE property ? OK what CRIME is he committing ? None ?, then WHY are you calling ? Is there some EMERGENCY ?
Some learn lessons, and some egos just won't do it. More deputies like that encounter on the streets, and we are heading back in the right direction. The first thing he asked was if you had been out there long and if you needed water. What i remember growing up. They came by the neighborhood. If they saw a bunch of kids playing, they would stop and give you little things like free slurpees from 7-11 or something. We are long from those days, sad to see most of these encounters today. They took an honorable job and turned it into a circus.
Great work! Thank you, from the bottom of this vets heart, for using your platform to, not only to educate and stand up for Our Constitutional Rights, but also for using your platform to bring awareness to the homeless problem and the homeless veteran problem! I would say, maybe keep up with the statistics on it, I dont know what it is now but I know that veterans made up a very large portion of those homeless numbers! Thank you!
Jeff...Great prank on the "Nasty Nathaniel" voiceover. You've got his opening line down perfectly. It shocked me for a second as I thought, how did Nasty get into Jeff's channel.
Love the deputies response, professional and courteous. Perfectly handled. Now just need to get other government employees to understand the rights of the citizens. Thanks for sharing Jeff!!
HAHA Nasty...made me look again, thought I hit the wrong link. Take care in the heat, and keep on keeping on Jeff. You DO belong here, and we appreciate you.
THIS is how this should ALWAYS be handled. God Bless the Homeless Vets and God Bless GOOD officers who don't blindly appease callers at the expense of our rights.
Heaven forbid the residents would have to cast their eyes upon someone less fortunate than themselves!!!! They're probably going to church every day the doors are open and sitting right up on the front pews. They've just skipped the "love thy neighbor" parts in the Good Book. I pray they rethink their approach and reevaluate their hearts. God bless the homeless vets and Jeff Grey!!
Nope. Cop should have gone to whoever made the call and talk to them first. Jeff was just minding his own business and yet has cops come up and start asking him questions. There should have been zero contact. Does the cop walk up to everyone he sees on the street and asks if they are homeless?
Keep up the great work brother. Love what you do. I used to live in Jacksonville and did audits back before RUclips was even around under the American Press Association which i created. Had fun doing it then and have fun watching you now. If you remember World Of Weapons on Sunbeam Road that was me too. Keep up the great work brother. You Rock! Best Regards, Mike Turber
My compliments to that police department and the fine officer that responded. I hope that someday, soon, all auditor videos go exactly like this. You are making a difference Jeff and we all appreciate it,
they really need to train these dispatchers to educate people "what he's doing is not illegal he has a right to be there leave the guy alone"... but no waste millions on resources to enforce feelings
How disturbing that a person can be in public, on public property, and people (lady), calls the police to report a person spreading good news about a very critical subject. Thanks again Jeff, for your bravery, and your many sacrifices, and of course your service with the Army, and now educating others on the importance of veterans of are homeless. Hooah, SSG D Markham, disabled retired Army veteran.
Hey Jeff! You were on my turf! Glad to see the Clay County Sheriff deputies are well trained and didn’t violate your rights. Karen’s are everywhere my friend… not just affluent areas. 😎👍🏼👍🏼
Damm Jeff, this is one of the best videos you have put out dealing with the cops 👮♂️. If all cops 👮♀️ acted this way they just may earn respect. Keep up the hard work Jeff. Prayers.
And it's common to exaggerate the situation. He's right in front of our door or he's bothering our customers or creating a disturbance or begging for money. They like to exaggerate the situation because they certainly don't see themselves as Liars or that they are the ones creating the disturbance.
IT all started with 9/11. "If you see something, say something." Cause, ya know, a middle-aged pudgy White guy is likely to have a suitcase NUKE with him, and all. Not the arabs who took down the World Trade Center. They're all cool
Thank you for your service, Elias (spelling ?)! This is how it should go. Respect to you, sir, for your professionalism and demeanour! Thanks, Jeff, for the spotlight! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦!
@@edwardjames6070correction, when the officer knows your name and is likely already familiar with what you do. He even asked to see the "I" "D". Come on now.
Some people are just horrible,to call the authorities for nothing, why?!!however it was refreshing to see how decent police officers conduct themselves, polite, non aggressive even coming back for the fake id when they realised it was Jeff, congrats to a well trained pd 👍
Always fresh content, I love it. Misuse of emergency services, also false accusations and possible attempted defamation of character. The PEOPLE need held accountable. Law enforcement is changing and learning, the people need to learn as well.
Excellent interaction by this officer!!! Great job officer!!! This is what we EXPECT from law enforcement!! As far as the lady that called on you "SHAME, SHAME, SHAME"!! I hope you are never homeless but think you should look into your heart and think about how it would be to be homeless!!
"we just don't want that here"... and this ladies and gentlemen is why I stopped feeling sorry about taxing the upper class, because when it REALLY comes down to it, they just don't want "your kind" around... so let them pay more until there are no more homeless vets, they receive benefits from the sacrifice of the vets, the least the successful can do is honor the commitment to vets...
Officer Elias is great!!! No ego and understands his role as a public servant and isn’t like the many who come and try to step on people and their rights. This should be a training video for every officer in the US. Clay County is awesome. I feel hope for the country seeing the improvement.
Empathy for others is what makes a society great. Right now there are large prominent groups of the voting public that have zero empathy for anyone but themselves
I think you described the area incorrectly as an affluent area. They’re less affluent but they are definitely full of effluent (posh word for untreated sewage or BS and I can still smell it from 3,500 miles away in Yorkshire and it’s over 2 months since! That’s some really unpleasant people around that just can’t keep their noses out of other people’s business.
Sounds like the perfect community that SHOULD BE EAGER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the world by helping others instead of being a hindrance to someone who is simply exercising their rights.
The low down dirty cop was just following the law. That's his job. Why would you exemplify a lower level intelligence person for doing what he is paid for. He absolutely would rather beat the hell outa Jeff and taken him to the hospital first then Jail. Then lie on any and all reports to the point of even lying under oath in superior court. A Camera is the Perfect Cop Career Killer, the Humiliation Last Forever. The Concept of Control Invites Corruption.
Love the LEO's response and how he after first contact realized it was you. So true about homeless in these smaller towns that have higher end homes. I always wondered why they had fences around some of the older folks subdivisions in Florida. Is it to keep the old folks in or keep everyone else out?
Hey Jeff love your videos and love what you do. Congratulations on your appearance in the commercial for FIRE. The work you’re doing is being recognized and must be having an impact. Keep it up man!
Glad to see this officers response: professional, friendly, knowing the law, and willing to help. These are officers I can respect. Thanks for sharing.
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My invisibility super powers only work when nobody’s looking at me.
Alrighhhht ! Hey there handsome 🫶😆
im not sure what your end game with some of these vids are, would you like to see homeless people in tents like in portland,
Nice shout out to Nasty!!!
He knew your name. A proud moment when you get confirmation that you have educated some police officers.
@@will1000bit’s interesting to me the ones that complain about homeless people are never the ones willing to do something to help them.
What’s most disturbing is that someone finds it necessary to call the cops on another human just walking about and holding a message of hope. Some humans are horrible.
They call so fast to. If they see something they don't like or understand, call the cops. It's an odd way to live your life, to call another person to come and calm your fears.
Also lied about asking for money.
The first evisceration of these concerned citizens will be a watershed
Some?
The cops handled it perfectly. Education accomplished
"Congress shall make no law, unless Karen is uncomfortable."
And actual A+ for Deputy Elias. Genuine concern, complete respect, and no gritted teeth.
😂😂😂😂
The caller is a liar. She claimed Jeff was walking up and down the sidewalk “looking for money”, She should be investigated and cited.
The first issue is that she called about a legal activity. She called the cops alleging not a single bit of criminality or danger or anything that should actually involve cops responding. So dispatch should have ignored her call.
@@aaronlandry3947 If you read the report, the dispatcher put down that the complainant is "concerned about him being visible" 🤣
Could have been solved by “is he doing anything illegal though maam?”
@@SpaceClick Yep, being VISIBLE was what her concern was about!!!
@@AAAskeet part of the problem with that is you are expecting the general public to know what is and is not illegal. Half the cops don't know the laws, can't expect the gen pop to know more.
The people making these false 911 calls need to be criminally punished. And the dispatchers need to be trained to inform the caller there is no crime.
It's not the dispatch job they don't have any power to do this
@@darrenedwards5051 Agree, everyone knows a dispatcher would be to ignorant to tell anyone anything about the law. A five year old would understand there is no crime, but it would be over a dispatchers head.
Why can’t the dispatchers just tell them if on public property then no crime. Keep it up Jeff. We can’t let them win.
yeah, the dispatchers are a recurring problem. it's like they do this because they're 'bored' and, of course, unprofessional.
Because all of them are females, draw your conclution on that perspective.
@@shades2.183 Your sexism is showing !
It’s not the dispatchers job to determine if a crime is happening. A dispatchers job is to dispatch an officer to determine the nature of the call and investigate if a crime has been committed.
@@Espo78 finally. A person that thinks.
This just proves that the work, Jeff is doing, is making a change. Good job.
"A homeless man begging for money", THIS is why it's so important for police to investigate thoroughly BEFORE putting hands on someone as we have seen SO many times, people presume when they call 911 which usually causes police to presume.
Even if it was a homeless man begging for money, what's the problem? It's not illegal. Are these same parents having their kids arrested when they need to borrow a few dollars? The irony
I would hope the cop went and found the person who made the call and gave them a scolding about wasting police resources.
That caller should be chastised for lying to dispatch.
still no reason to beat a guy.
this stuff reminds me of that book/movie "Grapes of Wrath"
no "breastmilk" in the movie....but still pretty good.
@@donHooligan Great book, excellent film.
Auditor and the officer get an A+. The person who called gets a D for being an ignorant KAREN!
God bless and keep up the advanced tutorial in 1st amendment auditing.
I love it when you re-visit a community that was not-so-nice in an earlier visit.
And prove that the community hasn't changed a bit. At least the police officers acted as professional as it can get.
While simultaneously showing that they’ve learned nothing…
@@HopelessTomthe cops had zero business confronting Jeff. He was on the public sidewalk they should have left him alone and cited the bitch that called for filing a false report.
I remember a couple of his church audits that sorely need a re-visit. Cursing at him, threatening him, etc.
But I also remember one that was a SHINING example for all the others! In that situation, a couple attendees checked on him, offered water, help, and even to come in and watch the service. Separately, the pastor/preacher came out and did the exact same. He was one of the "new age" (for lack of a better term) who was dressed very casual, had visible tattoos, etc. However, he was practicing what (I assume) he preaches.
The way the homeless are treated in our society should absolutely disturb people.
This comment is very underrated!! I know a few homeless people, and I always try to make sure to help them as I can..
I'll give huge props to the officer though. He made 0 attempts to step on your rights💯
Not a 1! Didn't even ask his name, bravo❤
You missed the part where the cop asks if he's Jeff Grey?
Already familiar? Are we clapping for the lowest of low hanging fruit?
@@rtjames are we really going to count that? He had already ended the encounter and then realized who he was from the videos and asked him if he was in fact the individual from the videos and wanted to see the I and D fridge magnets 🤷
@@Bulldogbiker you figure he "then realized".
They encountered Jeff in that area previously. The cop also knows his name and is familiar with his gimmicks. Of course he "then realized".
We don't have the example of the St. Augustine video a few weeks ago where the female cop identified Jeff before they even made contact. What was I thinking?
@@rtjames yes cant help but think the police reacted this way because they knew who jeff was
Thanks officer 👋 wonderful, please make sure your coworkers follow your lead in these cases. Offer water, offer resources, offer assistance, and then go offer an education to the caller about our rights.
@@mathew8581 The camera never seems to stop their bad behavior no matter how much we think it will. They know their body cams are running & I've seen them steal money, plant drugs & use severe excessive force for no reason so IF ONLY cameras mattered to their behavior we'd be happy buy clearly its no deterrent and many cops also seem to uncharacteristically get irate when a citizen points a camera at them so people must record the thugs to hold them accountable.
Man, some people just can't mind their business, and have to call the cops about every silly thing. But, the cop was good. He was polite, acted like a human, and came offering help instead of trying to run Jeff off. Didn't demand ID or try to give a bunch of useless directives.
The officer did have information about services in the community. Plus, his first words were an offer of water.
1 of out 1000 bad cops isn't too bad
@@smittyondadeckwhodat ..now watch as the 1000 try and run him out of town. That is the unfortunate reality. Reminds me of that lady cop in Buffalo NY who stopped another cop from chockinga guy to death..they fired he and since she was 2 years to retire made sure to strip her of her pension too......Took her over ten years in courts to finally get what she was owed back. The blueline gang is dangerous to good police.
@@tomm487 thin blue swine gang at its best. Police brutality and corruption for over 100 years without consequences, and they wonder why they get the hate.
Hank Williams summed it up over 70 years ago.
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Finally!! An officer without his head stuck firmly up his solid waste port!! Great video today Jeff! Love seeing you spread that positivity in the community!
Excellent audit Jeff and good response from the deputies. Crazy how these deputies don’t have body cameras yet. It would have been interesting to see the complainer calling 911 get educated.
The cops don't have body cameras because the rich folk don't want to be recorded in compromising or embarrassing situations
The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is one of the last hold outs in the State of Florida for body cams.
@@HONORYOUROATH And Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd. His reason, they deal with people in their worst moments.
@@HONORYOUROATH holy shit, clay county has no body cams yet? I live in NC, but I grew up in Clay, Duval, and St Johns County, for most of my life. Moved about 10 years ago. I can't believe they still don't have body cams. that's insane!
The ladies that called on you feel your not up to their standards .Their neighborhood is better than you , I get mad when certain people think their better than someone else ! I could go on and on about people like this , I wonder what they tell their kids .. Great job as always Jeff !
Imagine being SO pampered that a man with a sign on a sidewalk is disturbing to you. Great job from the cop though, so nice to see!
Calling the cops for this should be a crime in itself an fined for wasting police time. The level of entitlement from the caller is truly astounding. Keep on keeping on Jeff 👏👏👏
Good job on that officer. Offered help didn't try to move you along. Well done.
That woman lowered the property value in that town. They couldnt pay me to live next to some one like her.. Disgusting.
Calling the cops on someone not breaking the law should have ramifications of its own.
Maybe a $50 fine would dissuade them!
made payable to the homeless 😂
It's against the law, but it helps with police repression, so it is almost never enforced.
I think they assume it's against the law to exist when they don't want you to.
Like indicting someone who didn't break the law, aka Trump?
You're right Jeff it is disturbing. The dispatcher paused long enough for us to guess he knew you were not doing anything wrong. He is obviously frightened to uphold the law🇬🇸
At last ! A nice cop, decent guy, sense of humour, friendly . . . the contrast between him and some of the cops in your recent encounters is stark.
Exactly, I notice he drove by slowly to observe the situation unlike others that just pull up all gung-ho
Only because they’re getting educated by auditors. If this was 8 years ago, this cop would have assumed what HYO is doing was illegal
Come on, he knew who Jeff was, he knew he was being recorded, this was a wrestling bout completely predetermined from the start.
@@VadoVoodoo Maybe, but the bar has be set so low by most police officers that any officer who doesn't just charge in, demand ID, threaten arrest and trespass from public property . . . ends up looking ok, I admit it's a very low bar to pass, basically do your job, but he managed to do it, which is rare.
@@VadoVoodoonah I’ve dealt with this cop before. He’s really cool and knows his stuff. He’s also saved a couple peoples lives in Clay County and he gets no recognition from his agency. Don’t need to throw shade on someone for no reason. Go talk to him yourself
This is exactly how the officers should handle these calls. great Job!
2:59 “it’s a disturbing situation in general”. I cannot even wrap my head around that statement. Even if Jeff was that’s the coldest thing someone can say about another human being.
We need a lot more police officers like that :)
Like what, who don't bother going to talk to who called first, instead walk up to someone minding there own business and ask odd questions like are they homeless.
Yeah that's the guy that should be promoted and FTO. Sadly his career is probably ruined now haha.
He said 'my name's Jeff'.
The cop asks if it's Jeff Grey. That performance just missed the cutoff for the Emmys.
Yes!!! Fund the good cops, fire and charge the bad cops. And make them read and understand the basics of the US Constitution before pinning that badge on them.
Dispatchers should be trained to ask, is he on the PUBLIC sidewalk or on PRIVATE property ? OK what CRIME is he committing ? None ?, then WHY are you calling ? Is there some EMERGENCY ?
Great job Jeff.. I really appreciate your efforts
If some people want to live in a country that doesn't have freedom why don't they move to that country? Great job Jeff as usual.
Canada isn’t far away after all.
Your honesty,compassion, and diligence make your channel stand out. Thank You!❤
Some learn lessons, and some egos just won't do it. More deputies like that encounter on the streets, and we are heading back in the right direction. The first thing he asked was if you had been out there long and if you needed water. What i remember growing up. They came by the neighborhood. If they saw a bunch of kids playing, they would stop and give you little things like free slurpees from 7-11 or something. We are long from those days, sad to see most of these encounters today. They took an honorable job and turned it into a circus.
Great work! Thank you, from the bottom of this vets heart, for using your platform to, not only to educate and stand up for Our Constitutional Rights, but also for using your platform to bring awareness to the homeless problem and the homeless veteran problem! I would say, maybe keep up with the statistics on it, I dont know what it is now but I know that veterans made up a very large portion of those homeless numbers! Thank you!
Jeff...Great prank on the "Nasty Nathaniel" voiceover. You've got his opening line down perfectly. It shocked me for a second as I thought, how did Nasty get into Jeff's channel.
Almost baptized the screen with your opening !! 😂😂😂 thanks sir !!
Love the deputies response, professional and courteous. Perfectly handled. Now just need to get other government employees to understand the rights of the citizens. Thanks for sharing Jeff!!
The deputy recognized Jeff and has watched his videos.
God bless the homeless vets!
Krishna bless everyone
It's so heartwarming to see educated understanding police officers, all the dummies out there should be ashamed
HAHA Nasty...made me look again, thought I hit the wrong link. Take care in the heat, and keep on keeping on Jeff. You DO belong here, and we appreciate you.
that WAS damn funny.
Elias....You're a credit to your profession...Well done...and thank you...
Why aren't these callers being informed that his behavior is not illegal?
So glad he didn't feel the need to end with directives like so many tyrants do. Great job Elias!
Disturbing situation and a wholesome response. Thanks for sharing, Jeff.
I appreciate that you were offered help and you can tell he meant it because it wasn't a lead-in to a bunch of unlawful demands.
The cops response was based on him having prior knowledge of who Jeff is and what Jeff does
He came back and said "are you Jeff Gray?" *after* the initial encounter. His first response was positive, repeat encounter even more so.
Isn't that a good thing?? I say YEEESSS!!!
And that shows that what Jeff is doing is working
Good job Officer. Approach and offer help not directives. Callers should be told by dispatch that it is not illegal.
THIS is how this should ALWAYS be handled. God Bless the Homeless Vets and God Bless GOOD officers who don't blindly appease callers at the expense of our rights.
Heaven forbid the residents would have to cast their eyes upon someone less fortunate than themselves!!!! They're probably going to church every day the doors are open and sitting right up on the front pews. They've just skipped the "love thy neighbor" parts in the Good Book. I pray they rethink their approach and reevaluate their hearts. God bless the homeless vets and Jeff Grey!!
Good work as usual Jeff. Props the the responding officer for what appeared genuine concern and hospitality.
Nope. Cop should have gone to whoever made the call and talk to them first. Jeff was just minding his own business and yet has cops come up and start asking him questions. There should have been zero contact. Does the cop walk up to everyone he sees on the street and asks if they are homeless?
We the people stand with you jeff.. thank you.
Keep up the great work brother. Love what you do. I used to live in Jacksonville and did audits back before RUclips was even around under the American Press Association which i created. Had fun doing it then and have fun watching you now. If you remember World Of Weapons on Sunbeam Road that was me too.
Keep up the great work brother. You Rock!
Best Regards,
Mike Turber
We love your influence- One Step at a Time! You are making a huge difference and we appreciate your diligence. Thanks Jeff! God Bless and Stay Safe.
My compliments to that police department and the fine officer that responded. I hope that someday, soon, all auditor videos go exactly like this. You are making a difference Jeff and we all appreciate it,
they really need to train these dispatchers to educate people "what he's doing is not illegal he has a right to be there leave the guy alone"... but no waste millions on resources to enforce feelings
And BEGGING for an INCREASED budget (to waste more of the public money/resources)
This is proof that your videos are helping. Good work, Jeff
We have a society full of nosey, petty Karens. What ever happened to " mind your own business" or "live and let live"?
"don't be a dick"....is too much for many.
This all started after 9/11 with the see something say something movement
@@rb8819 I concur.
How disturbing that a person can be in public, on public property, and people (lady), calls the police to report a person spreading good news about a very critical subject.
Thanks again Jeff, for your bravery, and your many sacrifices, and of course your service with the Army, and now educating others on the importance of veterans of are homeless. Hooah, SSG D Markham, disabled retired Army veteran.
Wow I’m impressed with that officer great job guys thanks for your service to the community
He recognized Jeff and has seen plenty of his videos.
Hey Jeff! You were on my turf! Glad to see the Clay County Sheriff deputies are well trained and didn’t violate your rights. Karen’s are everywhere my friend… not just affluent areas. 😎👍🏼👍🏼
😆🤣Nasty Nathaniel 😆🤣Had to recheck what I clicked on. Thanks Jeff👍 *"God Bless Our Homeless Vets!"* and YOU as well!
Your training is working. He acted the way he did because he has watched your videos. Keep up the great work!
I know we watch these videos to see you stand up for your rights, but it is super nice to see officers treat you with respect.
Stand Your Ground Mr. Gray, God Bless The Homeless Veterans, Hoorah!.
Damm Jeff, this is one of the best videos you have put out dealing with the cops 👮♂️. If all cops 👮♀️ acted this way they just may earn respect. Keep up the hard work Jeff. Prayers.
It's become so common to just call the cops in every situation, it's sad.
Fear is a powerful thing
Justice for Tony Timpa
And it's common to exaggerate the situation.
He's right in front of our door or he's bothering our customers or creating a disturbance or begging for money.
They like to exaggerate the situation because they certainly don't see themselves as Liars or that they are the ones creating the disturbance.
IT all started with 9/11. "If you see something, say something."
Cause, ya know, a middle-aged pudgy White guy is likely to have a suitcase NUKE with him, and all. Not the arabs who took down the World Trade Center. They're all cool
@@steveh7108 Reread your statement and realized you were defending Jeff...Apologize.
I blame the "See something, say something" campaign. 😊
Fear? More like snobs
It looks as if your efforts are bearing fruit
God bless you "Jeff" and the Homeless Vets
Thank you for your service, Elias (spelling ?)! This is how it should go. Respect to you, sir, for your professionalism and demeanour! Thanks, Jeff, for the spotlight! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦!
When law enforcement returns to the standard of charging people with false statements which is a felony in every state. These issues will stop.
I really enjoy it when an officer upholds their oath.
I know, it brings a tear to my eye (in a proud way)
It really helps to see Officers do the right thing...that's why Jeff is the #1 auditor he posts good and bad and the good ones really help too
Another great interaction with the local LEO’s... Wish they all went so smoothly, well done Jeff
when the officer is a good human being, it's a sure thing.
@@edwardjames6070correction, when the officer knows your name and is likely already familiar with what you do. He even asked to see the "I" "D". Come on now.
Some people are just horrible,to call the authorities for nothing, why?!!however it was refreshing to see how decent police officers conduct themselves, polite, non aggressive even coming back for the fake id when they realised it was Jeff, congrats to a well trained pd 👍
Wonderful audit… the fruits of your work is making change. Thank you
Always fresh content, I love it. Misuse of emergency services, also false accusations and possible attempted defamation of character. The PEOPLE need held accountable. Law enforcement is changing and learning, the people need to learn as well.
Next level Jeff is standup comedian?!! (For sure, I would pay listening!)
Keep up your good work. Love you!
Great officer!! I love that he started out by offering him water. Kindness should always be that easy.
Excellent interaction by this officer!!! Great job officer!!! This is what we EXPECT from law enforcement!! As far as the lady that called on you "SHAME, SHAME, SHAME"!! I hope you are never homeless but think you should look into your heart and think about how it would be to be homeless!!
"we just don't want that here"... and this ladies and gentlemen is why I stopped feeling sorry about taxing the upper class, because when it REALLY comes down to it, they just don't want "your kind" around... so let them pay more until there are no more homeless vets, they receive benefits from the sacrifice of the vets, the least the successful can do is honor the commitment to vets...
Deputy did extremely well. First thing out of his mouth, do you want water?
He was aware of Jeff's name and his I D.
Love what you do Jeff! However, I'd advise to park further away in the future, or at least more than 50ft away from a stop sign. Keep on keeping on!!
Elias was chill. Heroicly honoring his oath. Named after a biblical hero.
good cop.
Now that’s a good cop, nice demeanour showing concern then showing a great personality. Shout out to Officer/Deputy Elias
🤟😎📸 I love and appreciate what you do Jeff. Keep up the good fight.
Officer Elias is great!!! No ego and understands his role as a public servant and isn’t like the many who come and try to step on people and their rights. This should be a training video for every officer in the US. Clay County is awesome. I feel hope for the country seeing the improvement.
Empathy for others is what makes a society great. Right now there are large prominent groups of the voting public that have zero empathy for anyone but themselves
Democrats
@@Blgtn43 Sure Mr Trump
You mean Democrats?
I think you described the area incorrectly as an affluent area. They’re less affluent but they are definitely full of effluent (posh word for untreated sewage or BS and I can still smell it from 3,500 miles away in Yorkshire and it’s over 2 months since! That’s some really unpleasant people around that just can’t keep their noses out of other people’s business.
Nice to see fellow auditors give shout outs to their fellow patriots. And, one of the most affluent areas can't afford body cams for the po-po?
That’s was a pretty cool interaction with that officer, especially when he realized who you was. KEEP IT UP JEFF!! I think they may be catching on 👏🏼
Sounded like "Josh" was confused as to why it was a problem with Jeff standing on the sidewalk. Thank you to the LEOs!
Sounds like the perfect community that SHOULD BE EAGER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the world by helping others instead of being a hindrance to someone who is simply exercising their rights.
respect for you officer ,, great job ,, and thank you for your service
The low down dirty cop was just following the law. That's his job. Why would you exemplify a lower level intelligence person for doing what he is paid for. He absolutely would rather beat the hell outa Jeff and taken him to the hospital first then Jail. Then lie on any and all reports to the point of even lying under oath in superior court.
A Camera is the Perfect Cop Career Killer, the Humiliation Last Forever.
The Concept of Control Invites Corruption.
Love the LEO's response and how he after first contact realized it was you.
So true about homeless in these smaller towns that have higher end homes. I always wondered why they had fences around some of the older folks subdivisions in Florida. Is it to keep the old folks in or keep everyone else out?
Hey Jeff love your videos and love what you do. Congratulations on your appearance in the commercial for FIRE. The work you’re doing is being recognized and must be having an impact. Keep it up man!
That was awesome Jeff, asked for your ID😂 I hope they get the karma they deserve for calling the police on someone not breaking the law.
The public servant made an excellent example for other public servants. Great to see someone with a level head.
That has to be the first cop that WANTED to see the i and d! lol
I was fooled with that intro! 😅
COOL MONIKER SYMBOL ❗
You got fans everywhere. Well done Mr. Gray
The Officer is a nice person and is what you always want to see in the police officer.
Glad to see this officers response: professional, friendly, knowing the law, and willing to help. These are officers I can respect. Thanks for sharing.