I disagree. If the two auditors weren't wearing face masks, he would be quick to arrest them for "trespassing" despite the two men filming from a public sidewalk. And I don't think you realize that all those SFPD officers are committing a felony under California Code, Penal Code - PEN 25300 by concealing their face _while_ carrying a weapon.
You are incorrect. The aforementioned code does not apply to on-duty police officers. 25300. (a) A person commits criminal possession of a firearm when the person carries a firearm in a public place or on any public street while masked so as to hide the person’s identity. (b) Criminal possession of a firearm is punishable by imprisonment pursuant to subdivision (h) of Section 1170 or by imprisonment in a county jail not to exceed one year. (c) Subdivision (a) does not apply to any of the following: (1) A peace officer in performance of the officer’s duties. Source - leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=PEN§ionNum=25300.
@@tamerlane7527 ...you are exactly like the dolts in this video. Spouting shit you know nothing about. The point of these vid's is to educate...did you get educated?
That security guard was making criminal threats at the end - exactly what the officer described when the employee cried about “we can do whatever we want.”
Isn't it funny how dispensaries were considered ESSENTIAL during last year's lockdowns, while gyms and playgrounds were closed down? If cannabis dispensary employees can violate the rights of two videographers filming from a public sidewalk, then it makes you wonder about how corrupt the system really is.
Phototristan I'm a big fan of your videos. I really enjoy your narration. You have a very calm and soothing voice. I hope that you continue to keep putting out groovy videos.
I disagree. If the security guards who murdered Mario Matthews and Angel Zapata Hernandez were never even CITED for assault, much less charged with manslaughter, then why on earth would this dispensary guard be charged with anything in the event that he had gotten violent and decided to lay hands on the auditors?
That security guard was a loose cannon for sure. Unfortunately, believe it or not, security guards are given almost qualified immunity status by the courts thanks to their employer paying off prosecutors and police departments. So if the guard had been violent, he would have gotten away with it and SFPD wouldn't have done anything. They would have claimed that he was acting under "good faith." Why else were the guards who murdered Mario Matthews by violently restraining him and kneeling on his neck NEVER charged with manslaughter? Allied Universal even defended the actions of the guards by claiming that Mario was trespassing (he had entered a PUBLIC building called the Golden 1 Center) and that he was "threatening" the guards, even though no threats were captured on audio and the video footage showed Mario trying to _get away_ from the security staff. So the part about Mario -- a 125 pound transient -- "threatening" them was a lie since even if he did so, it was done BECAUSE security staff were after him. Derek Chauvin went to PRISON for doing the exact same to George Floyd, while the security guards who knelt on Mario Matthews's neck weren't even cited! The same goes for the security guard and MTS code enforcement inspector who knelt on the neck of Angel Zapata Hernandez and ended up murdering him on site. The names of those two security employees working for the MTS transit district were never even released! Long Island Audit has a couple videos of security guards assaulting him at PUBLIC buildings, and the responding law enforcement officers excuse the guards' actions by claiming that the guards were acting within the scope of their duties and didn't INTEND to inflict harm. The system is so corrupt that rent-a-cops are given more power than uniformed law enforcement!
That security guard ain't too good. He's worst than some of the most corrupt cops I know. I really thought the auditor was gonna get pummel to death. Auditor guy should had used de-escalation techniques to calm that crazy guard down instead of raising his voice. Now the cannabis business can use that against the auditor by stating "Auditor was attempting to provoke a altercation" should things ever get to *Civil Court.*
"They're recording me on private property!" She says as she's standing on a public sidewalk then realizes she's NOT in private then tries to run inside to make it different!
Except when he’s saying unfortunately he can’t do anything!!! I have a big issue with him saying that statement. Should have said they have a constitutional right to record everything they want in public. Other than that he was pretty good.
Wow; sometimes the public is freaken worst than the cops in terms of code of conduct. At least corrupt cops try to be professional and not get too confrontational. These freaken cannabis user are freaken out of control! Really gonna threaten some guy filming on public sidewalk? If they don't like it then cover up the doorway next time or get better entrances to block public view!
I've conducted hundreds of audits and have experienced many intense encounters during these audits. However, I've never experienced anything quite like what you and I experienced that day. With the way the security, staff, and even the customers were behaiving, I wonder if they were selling more than just marajuana in there. Either way, First Amendment Tests it was a pleasure to audit with you that day. You truly are a First Amendment Audit legend. Alrrrrrrriiiiiiiight!
You guys are loosers with too much time on your hands. Theres a lot of patients including cancer patients like myself that get temporary relief from that plant. How would you feel if you’re literally dying on your bed you go get your medication to feel a little better but when you get there you have a looser like yourself pointing a camara at their face? I know your a selfish ass that only cares about the power trip you get from doing this Get a job
@@alienproductions9679 was not in their faces, they walk up to it, you see the cctv camera on their door, if you see a camera you should just walk past it, most your be on it is a few seconds, instead of making a fool of yourself, just like you, how unoriginal, get a job
Security guards, especially those working in retail settings (often as "loss prevention" or "store detectives" to get around the state guard card requirement), are failures who couldn't make it through Police Academy. It speaks wonders, though, that the police EXCUSE their violent behavior by claiming that the guards were acting in "good faith."
One of THE most educated and well-informed LEOs I have ever seen on RUclips, thank you for posting this because it gives me hope that not all LEOs are bad.
Sabella has a fair grasp of the basics, but he's still not educated in law. In my entire life, I've met only two former cops that finished law school and went on to be attorneys. It's very rare.
This reaches the comical levels of the aggresive dogs separated by a sliding gate... as soon as the gate slides open and they can get to eachothers throat they just stare at eachoter awkwardly as the situation deflates 😂
Imagine a world filled with cops like this fellow... He KNEW the law, kept his cool, he put his feelings away and explained the law clearly and calmly. Imagine a world filled with cops like him. What an awesome, safer place it would be.
The dispensary is literally filming everyone walking up and down the side walk themselves. But the cammers aren't allowed to because they're physically holding the camera??
Gotta love shaniqua the lawyer. All of them give tokers a bad rap. All of these people complaining about feeling uncomfortable, ppl like that got punched in the face in the 80’s and 90’s
Well, another example of a security guard out of control. I am so glad he isn't a police officer. Oh and the customers who was losing it over being recorded, what a fool. There are cameras everywhere on the streets of the U.S.
They don't know the law, though. The legality of conducting videography from a public sidewalk is something which is even taught to Allied Universal guards. It's like knowing that two plus two equals four. But I guarantee you that those same SFPD officers arrest individuals who walk into PUBLIC libraries maskless. SFPD refuses to do anything about homeless people throwing bottles in your front yard, but they WILL arrest you for not wearing a mask at the library or school board meeting while London Breed parties maskless.
These dispensaries are crooked AF and that's why they don't want any cameras. The state should shut down ANY of these places if they react this way. CLEARLY they don't deserve to be in business. I love how you guys gave them shit RIGHT back! Cops were great for a change. Good job officers.
I walk by this store everyday twice a day and still see this security guard working there. How does he still have a job after this level of unprofessional. Man they need to be trained properly
I swung by there a few days ago and there was a different much more chiller guard working the door. Not sure if this hyper agro guard got fired or was just off that day, but hopefully 2one2 learned their lesson. Definitely needs to be a follow up audit on them. Good work!
You are incorrect. The guard in the video was working for Intervention Group, which is based in Oakland. I contacted them, and they watched excerpts of what we filmed. They further stated that the matter had been addressed internally "...and to the satisfaction of our client." Moreover, when I mentioned calling intervention Group, the guard referred to them as "My boss." Are you suggesting that the Intervention Group logo on his uniform is fake or that the dispensary owns Intervention Group? What is your source of information?
@@FirstAmendmentTests i worked there my friend and they have a lot of shady side business those guard are not going anywhere. I can even give you the gm phone number if you want. They only provide two for that dispensary and work them like dogs.
NO CONCENT REQUIRED TO USE THEIR IMAGE. One thing that causes confusion is the concept of requiring releases to use a photograph for a “commercial” purpose. A lot of people (understandably) take this to mean photographs taken to make money for someone. However, in this context, commercial really means something more along the lines of for explicit advertising or marketing purposes, e.g. the photo will be used in an advertisement. Most other uses are considered editorial, even if it is some supermarket tabloid. The photos still, at least in theory, need to be taken in a place where there is not expectation of privacy i.e. public venues. Generally, courts have held that while in a public area that is viewable by third parties, there is no reasonable expectation of privacy. “There is no law in the US that prohibits making video recordings of people in a public space without their consent. In addition, if the purpose (commercial or otherwise) is in the nature of journalism, the First Amendment kicks in and overrides the personality issue. This is why paparazzi may take photographs of famous people, even without their consent: the photographs are of journalistic merit and thus may be used, even commercially, without the consent of those photographed. Anything shot in public is free to use for editorial or artistic use. And anyone newsworthy is editorial. There are some limited exceptions, but in general, a photographer can use any photo they take on their website, in an art gallery, or sell prints of that image as a work of art without a model release. You can resell it, you just can not use it to promote a product. Anything shot in public is free to use for editorial or artistic use. And anyone newsworthy is editorial. In the United States, photographs that are taken for editorial use in a public place generally enjoy Constitutional protection under the right of free speech. Even though the laws vary from state to state, all privacy law must permit uses that are protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution-freedom of press and freedom of expression. These rights outweigh an individual right of privacy. Consequently, even if a photograph is licensed or sold for a fee, it will not be “commercial use” under privacy law if the end use is an editorial (newsworthy) or expressive use (such as a photograph displayed as a work of art).
Well done! Love your channel. Absolutely disgusting behavior on the part of all employees involved. I've watched many of yours and Nate's videos and find you both to always be professional. These morons really showed their true colors, even after the cops explained everything to them.
Look at all those yuppies claiming that the auditors were "antagonizing" the guard. Didn't they see the guard make contact and harass the videographers about filming...something they have the RIGHT to do? More auditors need to test security guards as they're NEVER held accountable for their actions. If Officer Tou Thao and Officer Kueng were sent to prison because they did nothing to help George Floyd, then why weren't the guards involved in the death of Mario Matthews ever sentenced? We need to defund (BAN) security guards and retail loss prevention instead of defunding the police! It's power tripping rent-a-cops who violate your rights more often than the police do. So-called "private citizens" are also much more likely to use excessive force than the police. And I bet that NONE of the people at 2:39 would have defended the guard had he been a police officer because apparently, it's okay to violate other people's rights so long as you're a security guard and NOT a cop.
I'm so tired of such INSANITY! I see this everyday, everywhere, by damn near EVERYONE. Its insane. Has NO ONE read the constitution? The Constitution!!! It's what makes the U.S. GREAT! READ IT. COMPREHEND IT. REMEMBER IT.
The guard could be arrested for PC 422. When he came at you in a violent and threatening manner, the requirements were met. Physical contact is not necessary for a criminal threat. Officer Sabella doesn't understand that. He also doesn't understand that loitering is possible on a public sidewalk. The loitering laws were originally instituted to discourage acts like drug dealing and prostitution on the sidewalk.
That security guard is going to get that entire place shutdown
We need more officers like Officer Sabella! He deserves recognition for how well he handled this!
I disagree. If the two auditors weren't wearing face masks, he would be quick to arrest them for "trespassing" despite the two men filming from a public sidewalk. And I don't think you realize that all those SFPD officers are committing a felony under California Code, Penal Code - PEN 25300 by concealing their face _while_ carrying a weapon.
You are incorrect. The aforementioned code does not apply to on-duty police officers.
25300.
(a) A person commits criminal possession of a firearm when the person carries a firearm in a public place or on any public street while masked so as to hide the person’s identity.
(b) Criminal possession of a firearm is punishable by imprisonment pursuant to subdivision (h) of Section 1170 or by imprisonment in a county jail not to exceed one year.
(c) Subdivision (a) does not apply to any of the following:
(1) A peace officer in performance of the officer’s duties.
Source - leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=PEN§ionNum=25300.
@@tamerlane7527 ...you are exactly like the dolts in this video. Spouting shit you know nothing about.
The point of these vid's is to educate...did you get educated?
That security guard was making criminal threats at the end - exactly what the officer described when the employee cried about “we can do whatever we want.”
That crazy woman was trying to tell you about respecting others, while disrespecting you. So dumb!
Are you Vishal.P.Singh?
A STAR IS BORN! 10:00 - 10: 06
She offered her muffin. That was very nice.
Funny how the one who was so certain he was breaking the law and called the police didnt even stick around for them to show up
The dispensery has just given the city every reason to suspend their license to operate.
Isn't it funny how dispensaries were considered ESSENTIAL during last year's lockdowns, while gyms and playgrounds were closed down? If cannabis dispensary employees can violate the rights of two videographers filming from a public sidewalk, then it makes you wonder about how corrupt the system really is.
“Stop filming me!” As they walk right up to the camera.
Phototristan I'm a big fan of your videos. I really enjoy your narration. You have a very calm and soothing voice. I hope that you continue to keep putting out groovy videos.
The security guard is a hudge liability. Hopefully the dispensary has a package deal with the law firm up stairs.
I disagree. If the security guards who murdered Mario Matthews and Angel Zapata Hernandez were never even CITED for assault, much less charged with manslaughter, then why on earth would this dispensary guard be charged with anything in the event that he had gotten violent and decided to lay hands on the auditors?
I honestly can not believe they didn't fire him immediately on the spot.
Wow the officer knows the law and was being reasonable amazing
The owner better fire every one of those crazy, stupid employees. They are a lawsuit waiting to happen.
The owner is the guy with the backpack
You want the owners #?
You need to have respect she screamed...as she threatened him with violence and zero respect?
Most people don’t really know what respect is anymore. Nothing they did was disrespectful.
and to try and play the race card, totally disgusting
That’s the maddest pop machine I’ve ever seen. They’re usually so docile and quiet.
Props to that officers for knowing and doing their job. They wasn’t even assigned to this call. He got flagged down.
Wow, the patience that the police officer has. That dude has a great attitude with ALL the public and deserves a raise!
Compliments to Officer Sabella for doing a good job.Shame on the dispensary for having such a punk security gaurd.
That security guard was a loose cannon for sure. Unfortunately, believe it or not, security guards are given almost qualified immunity status by the courts thanks to their employer paying off prosecutors and police departments. So if the guard had been violent, he would have gotten away with it and SFPD wouldn't have done anything. They would have claimed that he was acting under "good faith."
Why else were the guards who murdered Mario Matthews by violently restraining him and kneeling on his neck NEVER charged with manslaughter? Allied Universal even defended the actions of the guards by claiming that Mario was trespassing (he had entered a PUBLIC building called the Golden 1 Center) and that he was "threatening" the guards, even though no threats were captured on audio and the video footage showed Mario trying to _get away_ from the security staff. So the part about Mario -- a 125 pound transient -- "threatening" them was a lie since even if he did so, it was done BECAUSE security staff were after him.
Derek Chauvin went to PRISON for doing the exact same to George Floyd, while the security guards who knelt on Mario Matthews's neck weren't even cited! The same goes for the security guard and MTS code enforcement inspector who knelt on the neck of Angel Zapata Hernandez and ended up murdering him on site. The names of those two security employees working for the MTS transit district were never even released!
Long Island Audit has a couple videos of security guards assaulting him at PUBLIC buildings, and the responding law enforcement officers excuse the guards' actions by claiming that the guards were acting within the scope of their duties and didn't INTEND to inflict harm. The system is so corrupt that rent-a-cops are given more power than uniformed law enforcement!
That security guard ain't too good. He's worst than some of the most corrupt cops I know. I really thought the auditor was gonna get pummel to death. Auditor guy should had used de-escalation techniques to calm that crazy guard down instead of raising his voice. Now the cannabis business can use that against the auditor by stating "Auditor was attempting to provoke a altercation" should things ever get to *Civil Court.*
She's literally the
'Precious Karen'
🤣🤔🤣
This officer is great he calmly tries to explain the law and is doing his best to follow it. Need many more officers like this.
Security with anger issues and low IQ is dangerous. Not even gonna bring up the Pepsi Challenge……SMH
WRONGE! He did good job!
Yes.
@@WW-hn5yb
Well hello genius.......hahaha
Thug security guard needs to be fired- observe and report
"They're recording me on private property!" She says as she's standing on a public sidewalk then realizes she's NOT in private then tries to run inside to make it different!
Awww looks like they need to make a trip to Walgreens for a tube of BUTT HURT CREAM!!
I’m so glad to see a great professional and smart cop. Who not only knows our rights but is willing to educate those who don’t!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I'm old school,but respect is earned and not demanded,no matter how much loud you holler,or how much intolerance you use.
Whoever sewed the button on big girls jeans did one hell of a job.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am extremely grateful to them.
Wow I have never see adults act so scared. Someone would think you pulled a gun out or something....but nope....its a camera.
@@measlymonkey nah I mean the security guard getting all emotional and being bothered by a camera.
Great cop. He was informed and fair. Great job auditors.
"I don't want to be filmed, so I get right in front of the camera and act a fool." Hilarious logic there.
I broke out laughing at the 6:38 mark when the owner complains to the cameraman that he is “causing free speech” to be used as though it’s a crime!!!!
Thats not the owner. The owner was the Chinesse guy at the end. Bob wong
just about the most professional cop I have seen so far, he should start a consulting company and train cops nationwide...!!
Except when he’s saying unfortunately he can’t do anything!!! I have a big issue with him saying that statement. Should have said they have a constitutional right to record everything they want in public. Other than that he was pretty good.
Wow; sometimes the public is freaken worst than the cops in terms of code of conduct. At least corrupt cops try to be professional and not get too confrontational. These freaken cannabis user are freaken out of control! Really gonna threaten some guy filming on public sidewalk? If they don't like it then cover up the doorway next time or get better entrances to block public view!
That cop was one of the best I've seen online. He explained that well.
U sounde thirsty, r u?
@@WW-hn5yb you sound stupid. I appreciate a cop doing his job and being honest and having good communication skills.
I've conducted hundreds of audits and have experienced many intense encounters during these audits. However, I've never experienced anything quite like what you and I experienced that day. With the way the security, staff, and even the customers were behaiving, I wonder if they were selling more than just marajuana in there. Either way, First Amendment Tests it was a pleasure to audit with you that day. You truly are a First Amendment Audit legend. Alrrrrrrriiiiiiiight!
bro you had my dude blushin. well played!
Note to self post feedback about their dispensary on weedmaps..
You guys are loosers with too much time on your hands. Theres a lot of patients including cancer patients like myself that get temporary relief from that plant. How would you feel if you’re literally dying on your bed you go get your medication to feel a little better but when you get there you have a looser like yourself pointing a camara at their face? I know your a selfish ass that only cares about the power trip you get from doing this
Get a job
@@alienproductions9679 was not in their faces, they walk up to it, you see the cctv camera on their door, if you see a camera you should just walk past it, most your be on it is a few seconds, instead of making a fool of yourself, just like you, how unoriginal, get a job
@@alienproductions9679 why have you other comments, saying go again if not agreed
The marijuana crowd I’ve seen in the 50+ videos I’ve seen of auditors have been the dumbest and most hostile group. It’s disgusting.
Highly entertaining. I give you more points, especially as they have a security guard who apparently doesn't know anything about his job and the laws.
Security guards, especially those working in retail settings (often as "loss prevention" or "store detectives" to get around the state guard card requirement), are failures who couldn't make it through Police Academy. It speaks wonders, though, that the police EXCUSE their violent behavior by claiming that the guards were acting in "good faith."
@@tamerlane7527 Dude, you people are the worst people on earth pretending to act like the best people on earth. That is all.
One of THE most educated and well-informed LEOs I have ever seen on RUclips, thank you for posting this because it gives me hope that not all LEOs are bad.
Sabella has a fair grasp of the basics, but he's still not educated in law. In my entire life, I've met only two former cops that finished law school and went on to be attorneys. It's very rare.
Big girl should lay off the edibles!
This reaches the comical levels of the aggresive dogs separated by a sliding gate... as soon as the gate slides open and they can get to eachothers throat they just stare at eachoter awkwardly as the situation deflates 😂
Imagine a world filled with cops like this fellow... He KNEW the law, kept his cool, he put his feelings away and explained the law clearly and calmly. Imagine a world filled with cops like him. What an awesome, safer place it would be.
True, great example of an officer. The first amendment audit haters cannot process why the police didn’t arrest them for filming on the spot.
The dispensary is literally filming everyone walking up and down the side walk themselves. But the cammers aren't allowed to because they're physically holding the camera??
Wow that manager is a clown
Rare appearance by the original OG auditors.
Gotta love shaniqua the lawyer. All of them give tokers a bad rap. All of these people complaining about feeling uncomfortable, ppl like that got punched in the face in the 80’s and 90’s
Well, another example of a security guard out of control. I am so glad he isn't a police officer. Oh and the customers who was losing it over being recorded, what a fool. There are cameras everywhere on the streets of the U.S.
Awesome to finally see Leo's that actually knows the law!! Kudos to them. Big dude needs major training and realize his size means nothing!!
They don't know the law, though. The legality of conducting videography from a public sidewalk is something which is even taught to Allied Universal guards. It's like knowing that two plus two equals four. But I guarantee you that those same SFPD officers arrest individuals who walk into PUBLIC libraries maskless.
SFPD refuses to do anything about homeless people throwing bottles in your front yard, but they WILL arrest you for not wearing a mask at the library or school board meeting while London Breed parties maskless.
no he does not need training, he is unstable and dangerous and therefore should never be in a job that deals with the public
Great response by police. If all were like this, there'd be no issues. I love the fact that the police did their jobs and educated the owners.
These dispensaries are crooked AF and that's why they don't want any cameras. The state should shut down ANY of these places if they react this way. CLEARLY they don't deserve to be in business. I love how you guys gave them shit RIGHT back! Cops were great for a change. Good job officers.
That security guard is going to get that dispensary sued.
Damn racism strong with her.
Damn bro you brought out the idiot in all of them! Lol. What a bunch of dummies. Great video. You got a new subscriber for this joint.
I walk by this store everyday twice a day and still see this security guard working there. How does he still have a job after this level of unprofessional. Man they need to be trained properly
He needs to get off the 'roids.
A crooked business has no issues keeping a thug on their payroll.
Because, obviously, no one reported him.
Actually, he was reported. They did nothing.
Guard didn’t learn anything acts like a thug he’s a liability for the company
Glad you're back uploading videos. Been subscribed for years.
I salute that officer that kind of officers we need in our public 👮🏻♂️🙌👍
That was intense! Sadly it shows a lack of civics education. Thanks for keeping up the fight and facing down threats by the uninformed!
I swung by there a few days ago and there was a different much more chiller guard working the door. Not sure if this hyper agro guard got fired or was just off that day, but hopefully 2one2 learned their lesson. Definitely needs to be a follow up audit on them. Good work!
It is also possible that the company reassigned him to another location. In any case, we plan to go back 👍
@@FirstAmendmentTests thats their only location
The security company, not the dispensary. They could have moved him to another location, which I suspect they did.
You are incorrect. The guard in the video was working for Intervention Group, which is based in Oakland. I contacted them, and they watched excerpts of what we filmed. They further stated that the matter had been addressed internally "...and to the satisfaction of our client." Moreover, when I mentioned calling intervention Group, the guard referred to them as "My boss."
Are you suggesting that the Intervention Group logo on his uniform is fake or that the dispensary owns Intervention Group? What is your source of information?
@@FirstAmendmentTests i worked there my friend and they have a lot of shady side business those guard are not going anywhere. I can even give you the gm phone number if you want. They only provide two for that dispensary and work them like dogs.
Security that acts like this could be a huge liability.
Wow! For once!! That's a good cop! He knows the ACTUAL laws and doesn't enforce the "feelings" of random people. Give that man some stripes!!
I thought you went into retirement. I am glad you are back! this video was well worth the wait!!
She was so pissed on consenting being filmed she made it on the videos thumbnail!🤣
we all know deep down she really wanted all of the attention.
NO CONCENT REQUIRED TO USE THEIR IMAGE. One thing that causes confusion is the concept of requiring releases to use a photograph for a “commercial” purpose. A lot of people (understandably) take this to mean photographs taken to make money for someone. However, in this context, commercial really means something more along the lines of for explicit advertising or marketing purposes, e.g. the photo will be used in an advertisement.
Most other uses are considered editorial, even if it is some supermarket tabloid. The photos still, at least in theory, need to be taken in a place where there is not expectation of privacy i.e. public venues. Generally, courts have held that while in a public area that is viewable by third parties, there is no reasonable expectation of privacy. “There is no law in the US that prohibits making video recordings of people in a public space without their consent. In addition, if the purpose (commercial or otherwise) is in the nature of journalism, the First Amendment kicks in and overrides the personality issue. This is why paparazzi may take photographs of famous people, even without their consent: the photographs are of journalistic merit and thus may be used, even commercially, without the consent of those photographed. Anything shot in public is free to use for editorial or artistic use. And anyone newsworthy is editorial.
There are some limited exceptions, but in general, a photographer can use any photo they take on their website, in an art gallery, or sell prints of that image as a work of art without a model release. You can resell it, you just can not use it to promote a product. Anything shot in public is free to use for editorial or artistic use. And anyone newsworthy is editorial. In the United States, photographs that are taken for editorial use in a public place generally enjoy Constitutional protection under the right of free speech. Even though the laws vary from state to state, all privacy law must permit uses that are protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution-freedom of press and freedom of expression. These rights outweigh an individual right of privacy. Consequently, even if a photograph is licensed or sold for a fee, it will not be “commercial use” under privacy law if the end use is an editorial (newsworthy) or expressive use (such as a photograph displayed as a work of art).
I wish you were that fast on turning down food as quick as you were calling the police. Just say no to Cholesterol🐖🤣🤣
Well done! Love your channel. Absolutely disgusting behavior on the part of all employees involved. I've watched many of yours and Nate's videos and find you both to always be professional. These morons really showed their true colors, even after the cops explained everything to them.
Bravo to that cop. Holy crap a cop that knows the laws unreal
"I'm like the manager like dude. I don't think like, dude, you can film here, dude."
This needs a revisit in a few months
Dude, good job! Treating these thugs how they ought to be treated.
The cop is good guy, and willing to explain details of the law...I like this guy
When they invite you on their property you should go, if he hits you you are still in the right
The game warden should have come out as much fishing as they was doing
Cop handled the situation very well . Good cop
the ignorance of these people from the pot store is amazing lol
Damn, a Cop whose human and knows the laws to enforce them equally - big respect to him!
Wow man, glad to see you back. It's been some time.
Great video! Your best yet.
Security guard belongs inside the store not on the sidewalk. He needs 2 learn job description.... aggressive establishment 2b avoided....Thanx4Sharing
That kid is clueless
paraphrasing the cop: "you're at their mercy. you shoulda played nice from the beginning..."
We need more cops like this.
When business owners have to protect the public from their own security guard. Lol
Insanely cool how these people just got educated. That security guard is a bafoon.
Security dude clearly was raised by animals
GHETTO
Please call that guards company. If he don’t get fired he’s gonna cost them huge one day
Look at all those yuppies claiming that the auditors were "antagonizing" the guard. Didn't they see the guard make contact and harass the videographers about filming...something they have the RIGHT to do?
More auditors need to test security guards as they're NEVER held accountable for their actions. If Officer Tou Thao and Officer Kueng were sent to prison because they did nothing to help George Floyd, then why weren't the guards involved in the death of Mario Matthews ever sentenced?
We need to defund (BAN) security guards and retail loss prevention instead of defunding the police! It's power tripping rent-a-cops who violate your rights more often than the police do. So-called "private citizens" are also much more likely to use excessive force than the police. And I bet that NONE of the people at 2:39 would have defended the guard had he been a police officer because apparently, it's okay to violate other people's rights so long as you're a security guard and NOT a cop.
Wasn't that security guard with the Hells Angels at the Altamont Speedway Free Festival in 1969?
I'm so tired of such INSANITY! I see this everyday, everywhere, by damn near EVERYONE. Its insane.
Has NO ONE read the constitution?
The Constitution!!! It's what makes the U.S. GREAT! READ IT. COMPREHEND IT. REMEMBER IT.
This is the funniest reaction I’ve ever seen 😂
Employees and customers are much too stoned. Idiot convention for sure. Very entertaining
Or not stoned enough? 🤔
I was hoping Pepsi shirt lady would get educated. She definitely needed educated
Making threats on camera. Smart people. The weed isn't at all having a negative effect in their cogitative ability. Nope, none.
"I'm asking you what's going on but you're not listening". Dude needs to take a break from smoking if he thinks that makes sense.
I'm not only the manager. I'm the best customer.
Can we clone that cop?
These fuckin people gonna learn today.
Those were two well trained and professional officers!! Those are the kind of cops the city needs more of!!
That Pepsi shirt is being physically threatened!!
Kudos to that cop about time to educate the public excellent ....
Let’s hope that ignorant security guard loses his job ! Not fit to guard an outhouse
The guard could be arrested for PC 422. When he came at you in a violent and threatening manner, the requirements were met. Physical contact is not necessary for a criminal threat. Officer Sabella doesn't understand that. He also doesn't understand that loitering is possible on a public sidewalk. The loitering laws were originally instituted to discourage acts like drug dealing and prostitution on the sidewalk.
Highly entertaining… 😂😂😂😂😂
Looks like that officer is well trained, good leadership maybe...
She's obviously not a fan of Diet Pepsi! :'D
R u always this misogynistic?
@@WW-hn5yb Mostly with the fat ones.
You could spot the very moment she realised she hadn't yet played the race card