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This hatred and disdain in that cops eyes says it all. He’s literally a pile of human sh!t that cares nothing about the law or his oath to the constitution or citizenry and it has detrimental consequences for the community and qualified immunity insures he’ll never get in trouble for his illegal actions…
AGAIN I say. The fight is to END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY. Nothing will change until this happens. "The best fix is to keep qualified immunity only for attorneys’ fees. This will give us the best chance of repealing qualified immunity while avoiding the worst of one-way fee shifting. We will be able to sue officials for compensation every time they violate the law, but, to get our attorneys’ fees on top of that, we will still have to show that what the officials did was clearly wrong at the time they did it." *source The Hill "The right way to end qualified immunity" BY BRIAN T. FITZPATRICK, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR - 06/25/20 1:30 PM ET
@@scb1829 "What's so hard about complying to police stepping on your rights?" What's hard is he has a right to do what he's doing while the Terry guy has no right to act like that. Neighter do the police have a right to infringe on his rights or ignore their duty.
Isn't it funny how cops lose their sht if someone with a camera is standing within 20 feet. "We don't know who you are or if you're going to attack us". But they stand by and watch a crazy dude threaten another person and get nose to nose.
Still gotta love the whiners who break down crying when the very irresponsible, obnoxious behavior they exhibit in their asinine Anti-American world, is turned on them in kind 🤣🤣 THEN cry the loser’s stereotypical decree “bootlicker” 🤣🤣 Ya couldn’t script it better if you were Nostradamus 🙄
Every auditor should have another backup auditor to film thing just in case anything happens. Everything should also be live streamed at the same time.
13:03 The cop here said if you take one more step closer, you will go to jail. But check how many times the crazy dude walked up to you and nothing happens.
🤷🏻♂️ Turn about is fair play & the crybaby DMA couldn’t take what he dishes out, regardless of your ignorant assessment so it fits your own narrative… nice try though 🤣
the dude put himself in-between the camera and the investigation, meaning he was closer than the auditor who was asked to step back. the dude was allowed to act like an actual deranged dangerous crazy person decently close to the investigation without a glance from them, while man with a camera was argued and fought with to stand decently far back by multiple officers.
That's how cops are in every district in every state. Every single state I've been to, I've had a bad encounter with a dogsh*t tyrant. They act like they are gods among men. I don't take sh*t from these welfare recipients.
I've lived in Colorado most of my life. Wasn't always like this. You can thank all the transplants that moved here over the past 4-5 years. The cops are overworked and their answer is to not do their jobs.
@@inrealitywetrust2610 yeah 🙄 don't blame the crooked pigs neglecting their duty no no no let's blame the guy with a camera making sure these pigs stay honest. You're a 🤡
This is actual disorderly conduct. Those are fighting words, as the supreme court has ruled on. It's absolutely disgusting that these officers are in complete deriliction of duty. Needs to be a lawsuit.
@Lando R if a white person walks into a neighborhood screaming racial statements to offend people of color and the color people attack, they will be found innocent by means of fighting words. The white guy was asking for it in this example. Fighting words are a thing when it reaches a certain point
@@ChiIIerClan exactly right. It might vary state-to-state but it is fighting words and trying to instigate a reaction. If anyone even cares to remember recent history, the prosecutor in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial tried to use that very thing against Kyle Rittenhouse. Tried saying Rittenhouse had no right to defend himself because he instigated the conflict. Fortunately the jury did not believe the prosecution. I wish the cameraman would have maced the guy and he would have been within his rights to defend himself against a reasonable threat of violence.
The very fact that that "cprl" cop told the auditor, if he took one step towards him, he'd be arrested; and nodded to the cop watching everything but doing nothing, to arrest you if you moved, and they were 5-6feet apart; and he compares that to the "publicly drunk/high batterer" getting right up to the auditor, nose to nose, spitting his threats of violence, right in front of the police, is jaw dropping!
Every time he answers a question he closes his eyes. Thats because we, as humans, knows the eyes speak the truth. We tend to close our eyes when lying to hide the lack of truth.
I've seen a lot of these videos, they all get that face when a person knows and asserts their actual rights. It's such a naked disdain for civil rights.
@@gaberocco1 🤣🤣🤣 what "truth" is going to be revealed when he talks with his eyes open? I've never myself or ever seen another person stand there with their eyes closed while they are expecting someone to believe their lies. 🤣🤣🤣 Not even children.
The dude literally demanded the cops do the thing he says he hates and you took the cops as the bad guys. There was no violence. He could have walked away. He could have stopped talking. He didn't stop filming the crackhead... for views. To exploit him. You don't know what a bad person is, do you?
assault requires bodily injury, the cop did ask if cameraman was caused (physical) pain by the the goon, cameraman said no. pain is the weakest version of bodily injury. There is the perspective as in viewing angle, line of sight, point of focus, etc. of the cameraman, his camera, the officer, the officer's body camera. Each of these is different, what one captures, the others may not. The primary probability threat of damage in assault, is the hands so even when looking at the goon the officer's focus may well have been on those or the waist which is a primary indicator of larger movement. The other officer, that was not near the goon/cameraman during the traffic stock when he came over to investigate did ask to view the recording to check its recorded viewpoint to see if Proof of a violation did occur, but then in a SELF FULFILLING prophecy the cameraman refuses to show the officers the recording saying/claiming they wouldn't do anything anyways. The goon is a pro bully, at toeing the line between being utterly obnoxious and clearly violating the law in a clear and articulable way that would prevent even officers who want to arrest from doing so without goon being able to win a lawsuit against them for unjustifiable arrest. The best I saw, was attempted assault, when goon tried to lick cameraman, but cameraman dodged. If cameraman hadn't dodged then it would be assault, but still a pretty low misdemeanor assault, attempted crimes are typically one or more degrees lower in the penalty tree, so a crime that would be the lowest level of misdemeanor then take an attempt version of that the lawyers and judges are going to laugh that right out of the court system as a waste of court resources. And for misdemeanors, the mere word of another is not PC for arrest, so the officers would need to either review cameraman's camera footage, or their own body cams which may not have a view confirming a crime. It is not always about the truth, it is about what one can prove.
@@idminister dude, there is literally a page from Colorado law that states what qualifies as assault and what degree each one falls under IN THE VIDEO! You can't intimidate and harass someone for filming in public and yes getting in someone's face while threatening them and being so close you're spitting on them and touching them WITHOUT CONSENT is definitely not legal and he would have qualified for multiple charges.
@@idminister If the cameraman did to the cops what the methhead did to the cameraman, can you honestly say they wouldnt have arrested the cameraman for assaulting an officer? Cause im calling bullshit on that..
Wow, this was a cliffhanger. I can't wait to see the next episode. Also, that was an excellent discussion on public versus private sector and why the government wouldn't want to lose their enforcement arm.
The discussion of private vs public sector is idealized and doesn't accurately describe the current state of oligopoly in the United States. If you have a cable internet provider like Comcast, Cox, or Cablevision, they don't compete in your area. If their service is poor, you can maybe switch to satellite (and lose good internet) or DSL/fiber (and lose most broadcast channels), but you're not going to find the same product from a different vendor. The same absence of real choice due to absence of genuine competition exists at all levels of the market, whether it's an electric option for a car (this is slowly changing, but was a famous example of oligopoly suppressing innovation) or a soda that doesn't contain HFCS. The big providers in the market have decided that certain options just shouldn't exist, and there's no alternatives to the handful of big vendors that own the entire market share.
The FUNNIEST PART is law enforcement IMBECILES look for any fictitious reasons to charge auditors while protecting real criminals that attack auditors🤦♂️🤷♂️
@Starship Captain Definitely agree with you for the most part EXCEPT the power of the GOOD PEOPLE always effect core changes when inherently bad people are in control🤷♂️😉
It is very easy to make the police responsible for your safety. All they have to do is pass a law saying that is the case. That is an infinitely better solution than to resorting to private police force.
Isn't it just wonderful how the government can "investigate" itself. Wouldn't it be great to have that same type of power as a citizen. "I investigated myself and found no evidence of murder or fleeing from police".
They saw exactly what happened. They know all of it was recorded. They know he will be filing the complaint. All of this and they still absolutely do nothing. That just shows how confident they are that they will not get punished in any way. This is literally the only job in this nation that you can get rewarded after committing multiple felonies. They can murder someone in cold blood and get paid vacation for it.
They know nothing will happen because lots of laws are vague in describing a crime the courst defend police and the police department can and will tamper without destroy evidence of their cops committing crimes.
"They can murder someone in cold blood and get paid vacation for it." They can, and do. They did it to Philando Castile, in front of his girlfriend and 4 year old daughter. He died on Facecrook live.
"This is literally the only job in this nation that you can get rewarded after committing multiple felonies." This and certain white-collar financial crimes, I'm sure.
Too true LL! We need to make a serious push to end qualified/absolute immunity as a major political issue this midterm. I promise you they will fall in line after that’s fixed.
A much bigger issue are the numerous SCOTUS decisions that give blanket immunity of duty policy and procedure of law enforcement while in the official authority and duty their job LEGALLY has assigned them, and for which they receive public funding to perform yet regularly do not. Look at all the SCOTUS cases wherein a citizen has filed litigation against an individual/ group of officers department or agency where a Constitutional/Civil Rights infraction has occurred and in how many of those cases SCOTUS has Ruled/decided in favor of law enforcement over the citizen with the written decision basically copsplaining why and how our rights are not applicable or applied in clear bias to governmental authoritative overreach.
Sovereign immunity is necessary for government to function. Do we really want everyone who dislikes a government action to have standing to file a suit? Qualified immunity is simply defined poorly. One decision that officers can't use dogs against surrendered suspects should be enough, whether the suspect is prone or has their hands up.
The retaliation is clear. They showed animus for you the entire time, and as soon as you were in danger from that tweaker, they retaliated against you by not intervening. That one cop even aimed Terry at you by making it sound like you were working WITH the police, the whole "he's filming for everyone's protection" is what tripped Terry's mental switch. That put in Terry's mind that you weren't on _his_ side, you were on _their_ side. It was immediately after that point that Terry shifted his animus to you. That's when he flip flopped and started saying you don't have his permission to film him. It's that interaction that shifted you from what he perceived as his side to the cops' side. They not only retaliated by not assisting you, and lying about the law, they tried to get you hurt by effectively aiming that tweaker at you. They didn't assist you because they caused that to happen. Why would they want to stop it? Terry was now doing what they wanted, and distracting you from them.
yeah it did seem the tweaker thought the guy was with the cops filming and got hostile, but he probably on something. I'd've gotten way back seeing the cops didn't care
"Danger"? omg... please stop. The dumbass with the camera didn't get hurt, the guy brushed up against him and he literally started crying so hard. Balling about being "battered". I mean come on now, how can you support such a little whiny bitch? I wish they would have arrested the tweaker and got pictures of all the injuries this "auditor" received. I am sure he went to the emergency room after this encounter to get checked out, and after getting checked out the doctor sent him out with a lollipop to make him feel better :(
Umm, no. Terry got angry when he found out the auditor wasn't with the police. When he found out the guy wasn't with the police he had this to say. 11:38
No I don't think that's what happened. He repeatedly said he backs the blue, hates liberals and democrats, etc. You are right, that's the moment it switched but you have it backwards. He got angry that DMA wasn't on the side of the police. He got angry when he realized that DMA doesn't like cops.
I live in Denver and I'm not impressed. Pretty scary thinking these tyrants can do anything they want and get away with it with no consequences. Such a warming feeling.
Nah man. The moment he threatens bodily harm is the same moment I defend myself. And yet I guarantee if the auditor did defend himself he would be the one on the ground and in handcuffs. Absolutely disgusting
It seems that when the auditor is fully versed in knowledge of the law and ignores unlawful orders, the officers react like they really are mentally unbalanced since their threat of arrest and power to do so is neutralized. So instead of accepting the circumstances and do their jobs as they intended, they result to hostile language and body movements.
Besides, did you hear them? They just "asked" him to move, so later, if he complained, they'd say, they just asked, they didn't demand you move! One must listen to every word and question if it's a request or lawful order!
@@jaybeemhardscrote7466 they need to be educated on what an actual "Lawful Order" is as well as taught they simply cannot force control upon people when they aren't breaking any laws
Which is why cameras should roll 24/7 and the only editing should be for personal info. If they go to the shitter, blur the video but leave all audio intact.
This has got to be the funniest interaction ive seen on all these channels. Not only is my faith in governmental forces diminishing so is my faith in humanity😂
The high school dropout squad was too butt hurt by being audited that they just threw their job responsibilities into the wind. If anyone else is derelict of duty while on the job it could be ground for firing. These clowns need to be held accountable, but they won't.
Sure is a lot to unpack on this one. I'll just say that DMA did fine, the cops are probably dangerous, and I'm looking forward to see how this unfolds. Thanks as always LL.
I’m so happy that I live in Denver just for the fact that they did away with qualified immunity, Tyrant police officer should not be protected under the court of law and thank goodness we can sue them.
It was never a two way street Sargent! That man walked up to them and was disturbing their peace, assaulting them, and battery. Bet you a million dollars if a cop got spit on or someone put their tongue that close to their faces they’d be arrested for many many reasons. They’d stack those charges. Right in front of the police! They better take this all the way. Dereliction of duty after witnessing the crimes within 2-3 feet of that one officer. Oh well judge I told the guy to back up but so quietly I knew he wouldn’t hear me. Sue every cop on scene, the Sargent, oops I mean manager, and city! Everyone. They’re liable in Colorado, each and every officer that denied you justice or basically watched a crime happened within feet of them and then said it was mutual. That’s a joke. 👮♂️🤢🤮🤬
These Colorado cops don't have qualified immunity anymore and are liable to pay for up to $25000 on lawsuits and they're still acting like clowns. Maybe $25000 isn't enough, let's bump it up to 100% of all costs associated with a lawsuit.
$25,000 from personal funds, and the rest from their union retirement funds sounds about right, because then not only are they punished, so are their fellow officers for failing to hold each other accountable.
These officers' actions are absolutely reprehensible, leaving a sickening feeling in the pit of my stomach. 😠💔 Their actions (or inactions) are despicable and unacceptable. It's crucial to demand justice and transparency. #AccountabilityMatters #PoliceReformNow #HoldThemAccountable #DemandChange
Whomever the camera man is, thank you for the content......protect yourself and remember the American 2nd amendment. That guy bashing you was insane. Certainly not someone to trust out of view from the public let alone a camera. While walking back to your vehicle or whatever, be safe and remember situational awareness brother 🙏 🇺🇸 🇺🇲 💪🏼💪🏼✝️✝️
well the guy that's harassing the camera man and touch him you should be locked up because he gave his full name to him and the police they should all be suspended without pay for about 6 months.
Sir. I really appreciate what I can imagine is quite a bit of work to do this good if a job illustrating how our rights are being slowly taken away. Your work is needed, and thank you.
I really can’t believe what I just watched. This is absolutely appalling to see these cops stand there and do absolutely nothing. ALL BECAUSE OF THEIR HATRED FOR BEING RECORDED!!!
That's clearly why they let the goon harass the auditor. Anyone with a camera they don't control is the enemy to the police. That pretty much sums up policing in america.
In my eyes DMA harassed the cops the whole time, if the cops break the law let them have it if you are the harasser the whole time, but yet cry wolf when someone else is expressing their 1A you can’t have it both ways. If you’re a professional journalist working within a professional ethics code fine, DMA did not adhere to any professional ethics. I couldn’t tell if DMA was actually touched or over acting. Film all you want don’t be a dick to people
@@kevinhinton3064 Police need to thicken up their skin, too bad if someone voices their opinion about you, suck it up and act professional. That drunk fuck was so close he could smell his stinking breath. Do that to a cop and see how fast you end up in a cage. It's only because he records police that they let that nonsesne go on, not to mention that the drunk guy was a bootlicker.
There's at least one pretty good kernel of tactical knowledge here: request bodycam footage *before* filing any complaints. By filing a complaint immediately, you give the cops a pretense to withhold the bodycam footage.
Or, since we are paying for the cameras and time they are in use have footage automatically uploaded to a publicly accessible server that anyone can view at any time.
@@aveen1968 Thats not viable, the police cameras record too much private information, they go into the homes of victims and complaintants, recordings of crowds at crime scenes would place witnesses in danger, etc.
@@aveen1968 Assuming they do adequate redaction of private information, that is, when the cop has the ID of someone pulled over and puts their info in the computer, it gets redacted before upload, yes.
It blows my mind that these people who are to enforce the laws only receives 3-to-6-month training. None of which covers the law, most is how to fight and arrest. I went to college for 3 years for my paralegal's degree in criminology and domestics, yet I would not be able to be an officer without their programing.
They are doing their job (for Israel) not America Once again. THEY BELONG TO US And it brings me joy knowing what they will be doing to you anti government freaks soon
You're actually too smart to be a cop. Police have court backing that allows them to reject "smart" candidates because they are afraid smart candidates will leave once they see how the job really is and waste the training expense. They only want the dimmest bulbs wearing the blue.
Not only battery but he threatened violence that when the police leave he was going to beat the living shit out of you that in itself is a crime and that tyrant just stands there guarding that car.
you have guts man, i give you much respect, i would have had to put that big stupid dude to sleep if he done that to me it would be his last time he intimidated anyone as i would had wore him out, i wishing i could have been with you i wouldn't let him treat you like that, last time i stood my ground against an illegal stop by a state stooper he charged me with interfearing and resisting he arrested and impounded my vehicle, i am still dealing with the corrupt courts over it. I dont trust any public servant their the lowest a person can be.
Agreed. For me it would have gone something like this. "I'm feeling threatened and next time you batter me, or threaten me I'm going to defend myself."
You guys must like going to jail. Those cops were intentionally standing back, waiting for the auditor to defend himself by pushing the bully away or taking a swing. Then the cops would have immediately arrested the auditor and taken him to jail.
@@kingc1198 it might be self defense however, You can beat the crime, but you can't beat the ride. He would still be financially out the cost of a defense lawyer unbelievable amounts of time not to mention the ethical implication of arresting and holding someone you know to be innocent of the crime you charge them with.
I honestly don't know what being a liberal or conservative has to do with keeping cops in line. Honestly, as a proponent of smaller government, I think that independent private oversight over each individual police department is a vital check to balance out the powers and authorities police have been granted. As it stands, there is no responsibility accompanying their great power.
Well conservatives want to keep the police in line with better training and making them accountable. Whereas the far left want to abolish the police and replace them with "social workers". You don't really here what traditional liberals want much they've probably become libertarian voters.
It's probably not a complete answer, but it became political when things like defunding the police became a campaign promise. But, since that promise has never been fulfilled, you'd have to be dumb to pay any attention to it.
It is odd to me how conservatives who were always talking about smalle governments are now so heavily pro cop. So weird, especially since they're so damn bad at the gig.
@@ctom4932 I've been paying attention to politics for 20 years now (I'm 40), and I've always had bad experiences with cops because I'm a large man, so they get their cop safety on around me. I was hopeful when the Right and Left were talking about police accountability for about a year before the whole hands up don't shoot event went national... And political. That's when the Right foolishly went all in on Back the Blue and galvanized themselves against any substantive police reforms. Police problems are everyone's problem, not just a black community problem. I agree that cops are big jerks with black guys, but they are with white guys too. It's not okay for cops to behave like that with ANYONE
Given the level of police officer and location, qualified immunity is already not available to these officers. Colorado has, at a state level, removed qualified immunity under the "Law Enforcement Integrity and Accountability Act' which was passed and signed into law.
@@post-leftluddite even so that'll just end badly for them more cases ruling on police not doing their jobs even tho things are happening in front of them that could of ended with the camera man or the other guy pulling a gun and shooting or stabbing the other won't fly so much. Also will cause for civil unrest with it's people everyone knows for police to protect and serve if the mass population found out police don't have to do anything about it will cause more people to start going in mass on burning building downs killing others. Who's going to lisin to police and or the government when they find out they are doing the same shit as other country's we won't name here. Who's going to call police when they are robbed or something they wort people will be in the streets in mass and it will rain nothing but blood of it's people and government.
Frasier v. Evans says otherwise. Police can issue unlawful orders, destroy evidence, and intimidate auditors throughout the 10th circuit, and they can do so with impunity even if their own training manuals tell them not to.
All you have to do is remind them they no longer have qualified immunity and watch how fast they'll back off! Saw it in a few other Co. Audits and it was down right hilarious!
Naww, something is off about this....I swear I have seen this Terry somewhere in videos? Like a cop or something? He was picking and choosing when to distract the camera man. Watch him...he does not appear to be drunk or even high - he is speaking clearly, stupidly enough, no swaying or staggering...no basic signs of intoxication. Just crazy talk and actions, seems deliberate to me?
@@denisemadison1298 lumpy bald white guy... he's a dime a dozen. looks kinda like that youtube firefighter I suppose. tweakers like this are easy to run into late at night in US cities, and if you ever encounter one you'll understand exactly how everyone in these comments can tell what's up with him.
I saw this video a while back and could not believe how the cops didn’t notice this guys violent and strange ( probably drug induced) behavior! And the dereliction of duty was actually pretty impressive. They could’ve easily have deescalated the situation but instead they let the one guy who should’ve been arrested just walk away! Too crazy!
The cop wants the videographer to push the offender away or something so he can arrest him instead of the offender. That dude was totally wacked out on something because he wasn’t drunk! Extremely dangerous
I just watched Multiple Assaults, at least one Battery, and disorderly conduct... these police officers all need to be fired. This was infuriating to watch!!
"if I back up 3 feet is that enough"... this is a classic case of officers with a "submission addiction" and all they want is to make you do SOMETHING for a mental fix to their addiction of submitting people, anyone who doesn't submit immediately amps up their emotions and they consider you a dangerous threat because you're not willing to take 3 steps... thats how bad it is... when officers seek a mental fix for their unstable emotions, its a warning sign they are mentally unfit for duty.
It's amazing that the cop said they didn't think rose to criminal charges, but when someone is handcuffed and thrown to ground there is usually the charge of assault on officer.
The way it looked to me that the Denver police set it up. I don’t know I wasn’t there, but I wouldn’t put beneath them. I think United States should go to private police I don’t like using the word defund the police department I just say I do away with them. Thank you for going out there and showing people exactly why every day people has to deal with not the rich, not the famous, but the average citizen out on the street or in their home has to deal with the police and treating in their lives and making every situation worse. Thank you.
Great job as always! I'd love to hear you do a whole video on the private security vs police pros and cons!! ❤️ all your channels! You are such a Great content creator! #TooGoodForRUclips
I disagree. I find it highly unlikely that “Terry Gillio” is military. And if he is, he may get busted down to private very soon. The Uniform Code of Military Justice has very strict regulations regarding assault and interactions with civilians. Rude behavior towards civilians is a punishable offense as it’s considered a disgrace upon whichever branch of the service you’re in.
@@wildestthornberry3349 I would imagine he’s a vet. Unfortunately, not every military member is an upstanding citizen and this guy is a perfect example
I remember once in London walking around in the wharves for a New Year's eve event. They had closed the underground forcing people to walk 2 stations around in order get to the event. What impressed me is how proud they were of their crowd control skills, there were literally so many people attending the visibility was barely one meter, you could only find your way by following the heard. And in the end they of course messed up. They had not evacuated the homeless of the area and I would not be surprised if more than a couple were trampled to death. But the cops were really proud for their ability to restrict access to the underground to waves of 100 people. Shows what cops really consider their job 2 be. Smiling every time they got to pose an obstacle to the crowd as if someone gave them candy.
This is unbelievable that they let this guy who is definitely under the influence of drugs behave this way and let them get away with it I really hope this guy goes and makes a complaint against his police officers
Thanks for High Lighting this video, thinking that this is hopeless is heartbreaking! We must call our Congressman and Senator's and get these laws changed! Start voting people out of office!
I love how you discussed government having a monopoly on the use of force and how the free market is a better means of accomplishing a goal peacefully.
Well, there really is no free market either, just monopolies. That is why we have so much inflation now. Did you see the gas companies are projected to make between $37 and $124 BILLION in PROFITS this year alone? They are blaming the price increases on Russia. What a joke, but hey, it keeps Pelosi in ice cream.
Currently through property tax I pay over $1000 per year to my county police, plus other taxes. It would be interesting if instead I could buy "Police Insurance" and have companies or freelance police officers competing for buisness by having excellent service. The best police officer might make 1 million $ per year but if people choose to have him patrol their neighborhoods he might be worth it, he has a self interest in not getting sued or hurting people for no reason. One obvious solution for public police departments is to allow residents to vote on every police officer in the same way we vote for judges or mayors. Why wouldn't residents of a neighborhood be able to choose who provides the service. It is always a small number of people that commit abusive crimes, so voting would work in that situation. A transparent and professional police department will work also, but that does not exist in many places, it is great in places were police are open and honest. There are solutions to making non government police less expensive. Obviously we can have neighborhood volunteer police, or for paid police we can have, Police insurance. I have never needed a police officer in my life, so I would be a net loser of money, in the same way I am lucky enough to never need to use my health insurance. The difference is there can be competing companies that immediately fire an officer the second bad behavior is witnessed. The company will find the BEST people for the job to avoid losing money or to keep a good reputation. The company will assess that a war a drugs is too dangerous and only creates underground black markets that are kept profitable due to police making drugs rare and more valuable. Instead health insurance or clinics will provide safe drugs(mood boosting substances) that will immediately put fentinyl dealers out of buisness. Every fentinyl death is because drugs are illegal and drug users are forced to go to secret black markets. These are just my opinions, but I welcome a conversation to anyone that thinks I am wrong or have to rethink something.
@Nicholas Time Nicholas you didn't really make much of an argument, you just called someone a dinguss... Being able to have "Police Insurance" and choose the best police service would definitely guarantee better results since there is no incentive to hurt people and defend bad police that don't have to have high standards. A public alternative would be for residents to VOTE and choose their police officers in the same way judges and mayor's are elected. The 3rd option which is to have transparent honest police departments where nothing is kept secret from citizen. That is what should exist currently, but doesn't exist in enough places
Yea, kinda needlessly antagonistic from all parties, I’d like to say I wouldn’t do that in a situation similar but emotions can get the best of you after being in situations like that. That’s why cops need to be better, to not let those emotions change the outcome. To me there isn’t a need to insult the cops that didn’t do anything to me yet. Respect isn’t handed out but if I’m treated with respect from a cop (while also not having my rights infringed) even though I’m not a fan, I have no reason to cuss them out or call them shit.
I still cant believe how many auditors still refer to tyrant cops as "Sir". Sir is a greeting term for respect. None of these idiots with fragile egos deserve any respect. On the lighter side, 1st time I've seen a Cop who isn't named "Right Here"!
I'm glad we have folks that do what they do, we fought for freedom, and a little bit of respect goes along way....these knuckle draggers get it from the top down....
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Police are a private Paramilitary for hire group. I have a video on this. Now if we could just get you to look into the 14th Amendment and know this is where they get their power and authority to rule over us. maybe all of us can come to an understanding on what is really the Issue here in America
Charlotte Area Transit uses private policing and they violate more rights than the city police. Charlotte Area Transit is a department of the city of Charlotte NC.
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This hatred and disdain in that cops eyes says it all. He’s literally a pile of human sh!t that cares nothing about the law or his oath to the constitution or citizenry and it has detrimental consequences for the community and qualified immunity insures he’ll never get in trouble for his illegal actions…
AGAIN I say. The fight is to END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY. Nothing will change until this happens.
"The best fix is to keep qualified immunity only for attorneys’ fees. This will give us the best chance of repealing qualified immunity while avoiding the worst of one-way fee shifting. We will be able to sue officials for compensation every time they violate the law, but, to get our attorneys’ fees on top of that, we will still have to show that what the officials did was clearly wrong at the time they did it."
*source
The Hill "The right way to end qualified immunity" BY BRIAN T. FITZPATRICK, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR - 06/25/20 1:30 PM ET
These cops wanted him to react negatively SO BAD. It's frustrating for even me watching.
So they could put hands on him. Then yell resisting arrest
What's so hard to move back and record not hard this guy is just doing this for views that's it
Looks like a setup to me. The cops and Mr. Psycho are acting out a routine to provoke him.
these pigs should be put down honestly. They make actual good cops get hurt instead of themselves.
@@scb1829 "What's so hard about complying to police stepping on your rights?" What's hard is he has a right to do what he's doing while the Terry guy has no right to act like that. Neighter do the police have a right to infringe on his rights or ignore their duty.
Isn't it funny how cops lose their sht if someone with a camera is standing within 20 feet. "We don't know who you are or if you're going to attack us". But they stand by and watch a crazy dude threaten another person and get nose to nose.
To them though...it wasn't a crazy guy....it was a bootlicker, cops LIKE bootlickers
@@billtate6962 like! LOVE
Still gotta love the whiners who break down crying when the very irresponsible, obnoxious behavior they exhibit in their asinine Anti-American world, is turned on them in kind 🤣🤣 THEN cry the loser’s stereotypical decree “bootlicker” 🤣🤣 Ya couldn’t script it better if you were Nostradamus 🙄
@@billtate6962 yeah I get it. They were enjoying seeing the cameraman get harassed.
Its insane! They took an oath to protect and serve, but what the flipping heck did we just witness within this clip? Absolute travesty
I think there's only two takes you can have with this video. 1) Don't do drugs. 2) The police resent our freedom.
yeah
exactly 💯
They don't hate our freedom, they are trained to suppress it.
Oh wow. You thought the police work for you?
Hmm. Wait until you truly find out who they serve. You anti government people gonna love what is coming
MARC CUDOS!
Every auditor should have another backup auditor to film thing just in case anything happens.
Everything should also be live streamed at the same time.
thats smart. but i kinda laughed a bit just because then we will also get a channel called audit the audit the audit xD
Ive noticed a lot of auditors carry pepper spray, which seems like a good idea.
if they livestream it all on twitch, and tick a little box, they can have Twitch automatically record the entire duration of the livestream.
Buy then what about the backup auditor. If something happens to him then he should have a backup too
13:03 The cop here said if you take one more step closer, you will go to jail. But check how many times the crazy dude walked up to you and nothing happens.
The auditor is pretty far from the actual investigation.
This video proves in its entirety that cops are worthless! What more do you honestly need?
🤷🏻♂️ Turn about is fair play & the crybaby DMA couldn’t take what he dishes out, regardless of your ignorant assessment so it fits your own narrative… nice try though 🤣
the dude put himself in-between the camera and the investigation, meaning he was closer than the auditor who was asked to step back. the dude was allowed to act like an actual deranged dangerous crazy person decently close to the investigation without a glance from them, while man with a camera was argued and fought with to stand decently far back by multiple officers.
Cops in Colorado:
See crime, do nothing. See nothing, escalate it to a crime. Always, always, always escalate.
That's how cops are in every district in every state. Every single state I've been to, I've had a bad encounter with a dogsh*t tyrant. They act like they are gods among men. I don't take sh*t from these welfare recipients.
I've lived in Colorado most of my life. Wasn't always like this. You can thank all the transplants that moved here over the past 4-5 years. The cops are overworked and their answer is to not do their jobs.
@@richardl8810 why would they be overworked because of the transplants? if they are overworked, its a budget matter
Agreed. There was a major culture shift here 2013-2014
@@styleisaweapon The city of Denver alone has almost doubled in population over the past 10 years. More people means more crime.
Wow. This one is insane. Multiple cops just standing there and not taking steps to de-escalate the situation. Dereliction of duty.
Blame the Auditor dude.
Their cowards. Afraid of a camera.
@@inrealitywetrust2610 yeah 🙄 don't blame the crooked pigs neglecting their duty no no no let's blame the guy with a camera making sure these pigs stay honest. You're a 🤡
@@inrealitywetrust2610 everyone is responsible for their own actions. Blame the auditor for what? Filming? Ignoring unlawful orders?
He could leave he knows the guy is unhinged.
What happens is his fault he stands there with camera on a nut
When you've been bootlicking so hard that the shoe polish poisons your brain
This is actual disorderly conduct.
Those are fighting words, as the supreme court has ruled on.
It's absolutely disgusting that these officers are in complete deriliction of duty.
Needs to be a lawsuit.
@Lando R look it up and quit making stupid comments like this.
@Lando R fighting words are actually a thing and are taken into consideration in a court of law.
@Lando R if a white person walks into a neighborhood screaming racial statements to offend people of color and the color people attack, they will be found innocent by means of fighting words. The white guy was asking for it in this example. Fighting words are a thing when it reaches a certain point
Cops have no duty to act.
@@ChiIIerClan exactly right. It might vary state-to-state but it is fighting words and trying to instigate a reaction.
If anyone even cares to remember recent history, the prosecutor in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial tried to use that very thing against Kyle Rittenhouse. Tried saying Rittenhouse had no right to defend himself because he instigated the conflict. Fortunately the jury did not believe the prosecution.
I wish the cameraman would have maced the guy and he would have been within his rights to defend himself against a reasonable threat of violence.
The very fact that that "cprl" cop told the auditor, if he took one step towards him, he'd be arrested; and nodded to the cop watching everything but doing nothing, to arrest you if you moved, and they were 5-6feet apart; and he compares that to the "publicly drunk/high batterer" getting right up to the auditor, nose to nose, spitting his threats of violence, right in front of the police, is jaw dropping!
They not officer they are criminals with a badge.
You can see the pure contempt and hatred for the copwatcher in this cop's eyes.
Every time he answers a question he closes his eyes. Thats because we, as humans, knows the eyes speak the truth. We tend to close our eyes when lying to hide the lack of truth.
Correction, tyrant.
I've seen a lot of these videos, they all get that face when a person knows and asserts their actual rights. It's such a naked disdain for civil rights.
@@gaberocco1 🤣🤣🤣 what "truth" is going to be revealed when he talks with his eyes open? I've never myself or ever seen another person stand there with their eyes closed while they are expecting someone to believe their lies. 🤣🤣🤣 Not even children.
Terry can't handle is alcohol and the cops are corrupt and tyrants.
That guy teleported from 10 feet away to 1 inch in under a second..😂😂😂
I have almost no hope of ever seeing an honest cop anywhere in my lifetime
I've seen 3 so far ............but about 1000 with dumb cops
30 years on Earth and I've yet to encounter such a mythical creature.
Probably see the Easter bunny first.
Well when the “training” is shorter than a hairdresser’s, a lot of trash goes through.
The dude literally demanded the cops do the thing he says he hates and you took the cops as the bad guys.
There was no violence.
He could have walked away.
He could have stopped talking.
He didn't stop filming the crackhead... for views. To exploit him.
You don't know what a bad person is, do you?
They're so concerned about his safety at the first traffic stop, needing him to move, but let the unhinged goon assault him.
assault requires bodily injury, the cop did ask if cameraman was caused (physical) pain by the the goon, cameraman said no. pain is the weakest version of bodily injury.
There is the perspective as in viewing angle, line of sight, point of focus, etc. of the cameraman, his camera, the officer, the officer's body camera. Each of these is different, what one captures, the others may not.
The primary probability threat of damage in assault, is the hands so even when looking at the goon the officer's focus may well have been on those or the waist which is a primary indicator of larger movement.
The other officer, that was not near the goon/cameraman during the traffic stock when he came over to investigate did ask to view the recording to check its recorded viewpoint to see if Proof of a violation did occur, but then in a SELF FULFILLING prophecy the cameraman refuses to show the officers the recording saying/claiming they wouldn't do anything anyways.
The goon is a pro bully, at toeing the line between being utterly obnoxious and clearly violating the law in a clear and articulable way that would prevent even officers who want to arrest from doing so without goon being able to win a lawsuit against them for unjustifiable arrest.
The best I saw, was attempted assault, when goon tried to lick cameraman, but cameraman dodged. If cameraman hadn't dodged then it would be assault, but still a pretty low misdemeanor assault, attempted crimes are typically one or more degrees lower in the penalty tree, so a crime that would be the lowest level of misdemeanor then take an attempt version of that the lawyers and judges are going to laugh that right out of the court system as a waste of court resources. And for misdemeanors, the mere word of another is not PC for arrest, so the officers would need to either review cameraman's camera footage, or their own body cams which may not have a view confirming a crime.
It is not always about the truth, it is about what one can prove.
@@idminister dude, there is literally a page from Colorado law that states what qualifies as assault and what degree each one falls under IN THE VIDEO! You can't intimidate and harass someone for filming in public and yes getting in someone's face while threatening them and being so close you're spitting on them and touching them WITHOUT CONSENT is definitely not legal and he would have qualified for multiple charges.
@@idminister
If the cameraman did to the cops what the methhead did to the cameraman, can you honestly say they wouldnt have arrested the cameraman for assaulting an officer? Cause im calling bullshit on that..
@@idminister "assault requires bodily injury" - No , it doesn't. You must be a cop because you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
That's why Denver lost their qualified immunity
The entire state is insane.
Must be doing good to get rid of qualified immunity.
DON BEAM,OH DID THEY? GREAT NEWS,POSSIBLY NOW THEY WILL LEARN THE LAW PERTAINING TO A CITIZENS RIGHTS.
@@madtabby66 damn… I mean. Fuck. Good to know.
They didn't lose it totally, they have to pay $20,000, like a copay
I swear the cop looked flat out EVIL!!!
The original vid was a long and crazy one with severely incompetent cops
Wow, this was a cliffhanger. I can't wait to see the next episode. Also, that was an excellent discussion on public versus private sector and why the government wouldn't want to lose their enforcement arm.
Watch the linked video from the description. That’s the unedited source.
The discussion of private vs public sector is idealized and doesn't accurately describe the current state of oligopoly in the United States. If you have a cable internet provider like Comcast, Cox, or Cablevision, they don't compete in your area. If their service is poor, you can maybe switch to satellite (and lose good internet) or DSL/fiber (and lose most broadcast channels), but you're not going to find the same product from a different vendor. The same absence of real choice due to absence of genuine competition exists at all levels of the market, whether it's an electric option for a car (this is slowly changing, but was a famous example of oligopoly suppressing innovation) or a soda that doesn't contain HFCS. The big providers in the market have decided that certain options just shouldn't exist, and there's no alternatives to the handful of big vendors that own the entire market share.
The FUNNIEST PART is law enforcement IMBECILES look for any fictitious reasons to charge auditors while protecting real criminals that attack auditors🤦♂️🤷♂️
@Starship Captain
Definitely agree with you for the most part EXCEPT the power of the GOOD PEOPLE always effect core changes when inherently bad people are in control🤷♂️😉
It is very easy to make the police responsible for your safety. All they have to do is pass a law saying that is the case.
That is an infinitely better solution than to resorting to private police force.
Isn't it just wonderful how the government can "investigate" itself. Wouldn't it be great to have that same type of power as a citizen. "I investigated myself and found no evidence of murder or fleeing from police".
Right.... That's crazy to think about
I love to see "lawsuit incoming" on these!
They saw exactly what happened. They know all of it was recorded. They know he will be filing the complaint. All of this and they still absolutely do nothing. That just shows how confident they are that they will not get punished in any way. This is literally the only job in this nation that you can get rewarded after committing multiple felonies. They can murder someone in cold blood and get paid vacation for it.
They know nothing will happen because lots of laws are vague in describing a crime the courst defend police and the police department can and will tamper without destroy evidence of their cops committing crimes.
"They can murder someone in cold blood and get paid vacation for it."
They can, and do. They did it to Philando Castile, in front of his girlfriend and 4 year old daughter. He died on Facecrook live.
"This is literally the only job in this nation that you can get rewarded after committing multiple felonies."
This and certain white-collar financial crimes, I'm sure.
@@hbk314 Yeah there are definitely more.
You are absolutely right I couldn't have said it better myself they're pigs and that's why we call them pigs
Too true LL!
We need to make a serious push to end qualified/absolute immunity as a major political issue this midterm.
I promise you they will fall in line after that’s fixed.
Colorado stopped qualified immunity.
A much bigger issue are the numerous SCOTUS decisions that give blanket immunity of duty policy and procedure of law enforcement while in the official authority and duty their job LEGALLY has assigned them, and for which they receive public funding to perform yet regularly do not. Look at all the SCOTUS cases wherein a citizen has filed litigation against an individual/ group of officers department or agency where a Constitutional/Civil Rights infraction has occurred and in how many of those cases SCOTUS has Ruled/decided in favor of law enforcement over the citizen with the written decision basically copsplaining why and how our rights are not applicable or applied in clear bias to governmental authoritative overreach.
Sovereign immunity is necessary for government to function. Do we really want everyone who dislikes a government action to have standing to file a suit? Qualified immunity is simply defined poorly. One decision that officers can't use dogs against surrendered suspects should be enough, whether the suspect is prone or has their hands up.
@@jericho1-4 do you mean qualified immunity?
You can vote your way into tyranny but you have to shoot your way out. History has shown us this fact.
This is insane. These cops are pathetic and seriously need to be fired.
It's a power play ... they have to prove that the public Must do what they say ....to be ..In Charge
The retaliation is clear. They showed animus for you the entire time, and as soon as you were in danger from that tweaker, they retaliated against you by not intervening.
That one cop even aimed Terry at you by making it sound like you were working WITH the police, the whole "he's filming for everyone's protection" is what tripped Terry's mental switch. That put in Terry's mind that you weren't on _his_ side, you were on _their_ side. It was immediately after that point that Terry shifted his animus to you. That's when he flip flopped and started saying you don't have his permission to film him.
It's that interaction that shifted you from what he perceived as his side to the cops' side. They not only retaliated by not assisting you, and lying about the law, they tried to get you hurt by effectively aiming that tweaker at you. They didn't assist you because they caused that to happen. Why would they want to stop it? Terry was now doing what they wanted, and distracting you from them.
yeah it did seem the tweaker thought the guy was with the cops filming and got hostile, but he probably on something. I'd've gotten way back seeing the cops didn't care
"Danger"? omg... please stop. The dumbass with the camera didn't get hurt, the guy brushed up against him and he literally started crying so hard. Balling about being "battered". I mean come on now, how can you support such a little whiny bitch? I wish they would have arrested the tweaker and got pictures of all the injuries this "auditor" received. I am sure he went to the emergency room after this encounter to get checked out, and after getting checked out the doctor sent him out with a lollipop to make him feel better :(
Umm, no. Terry got angry when he found out the auditor wasn't with the police. When he found out the guy wasn't with the police he had this to say. 11:38
No I don't think that's what happened. He repeatedly said he backs the blue, hates liberals and democrats, etc. You are right, that's the moment it switched but you have it backwards. He got angry that DMA wasn't on the side of the police. He got angry when he realized that DMA doesn't like cops.
No it’s exactly the opposite of what you’re saying…
I live in Denver and I'm not impressed. Pretty scary thinking these tyrants can do anything they want and get away with it with no consequences. Such a warming feeling.
Nah man. The moment he threatens bodily harm is the same moment I defend myself. And yet I guarantee if the auditor did defend himself he would be the one on the ground and in handcuffs. Absolutely disgusting
"The most dangerous thing in life is an incompetent that has been given a gun and a law enforcement badge."
- Steven Magee
It seems that when the auditor is fully versed in knowledge of the law and ignores unlawful orders, the officers react like they really are mentally unbalanced since their threat of arrest and power to do so is neutralized. So instead of accepting the circumstances and do their jobs as they intended, they result to hostile language and body movements.
Besides, did you hear them? They just "asked" him to move, so later, if he complained, they'd say, they just asked, they didn't demand you move! One must listen to every word and question if it's a request or lawful order!
Terry Giglio is his real name. Fork lift op from Illinois
You can see it on their face most times, like 'weird, they usually just do what I say without question!'
@@jaybeemhardscrote7466 they need to be educated on what an actual "Lawful Order" is as well as taught they simply cannot force control upon people when they aren't breaking any laws
@@firstnamelastname564 as low IQed as a jackal.
That dude thinks he's a tough guy, but, he's going to walk up on the wrong person one day.
im sure if the useless pigs werent there he wouldve gotten throat-yoked
Shoulda hit him w chilli sauce
Pocket sand his ass
I hope when he does someone gets it on video I'd love actually pay to see that dushbag meet the wrong guy who sits him on his ass
They don't want him to have the bodycam footage. I imagine they talked smack about him, unless they muted their cameras.
Which is why cameras should roll 24/7 and the only editing should be for personal info. If they go to the shitter, blur the video but leave all audio intact.
This has got to be the funniest interaction ive seen on all these channels. Not only is my faith in governmental forces diminishing so is my faith in humanity😂
Lesson 1. Request video first. Then after getting the video file the complaint. If they refuse the video then file the complaint with your evidence.
What was Terry on? He had the crazy eyes going? Worthless police.
Probably method from the evidence locker
Looks like a deadbeat criminal who goes in and out of jail/prison.
@@derekwbooker93 I like my weed and beer but damn I never want anything like whatever he was on. What a loser.
^ seems like meth or crack
It's entirely possible he just had mental health problems
... That said the sudden hyper emotional swings are common for meth heads
Don't you just love it? When the cop walks up to the camera. And tells the camera man to back away from them.
The high school dropout squad was too butt hurt by being audited that they just threw their job responsibilities into the wind. If anyone else is derelict of duty while on the job it could be ground for firing. These clowns need to be held accountable, but they won't.
Sure is a lot to unpack on this one. I'll just say that DMA did fine, the cops are probably dangerous, and I'm looking forward to see how this unfolds. Thanks as always LL.
This is actually pretty amazing that the cops let this go on that long
That dude is on something and those cops condoned his actions.
That dude is on their payroll and they wanted DMA to engage
Denver=meth
hes a paid snitch helping them put more nw in jail.
Ex army id say & they know him.
They were hoping you would hit that guy
They should never be allowed to block the release of body cam footage
I’m so happy that I live in Denver just for the fact that they did away with qualified immunity, Tyrant police officer should not be protected under the court of law and thank goodness we can sue them.
They didn't do away with it completely, the officer is only obligated to pay $20,000 of his own money that's not doing away with qualified immunity.
@@falsegods3434 Cops are always 2 paychecks away from bankruptcy.
@@TheRealCaptainFreedom I don't know, some of them make a pretty damn good salary up to 100,000 to $250,000.
@@falsegods3434 And they blow it all on stupid shit.
It was never a two way street Sargent! That man walked up to them and was disturbing their peace, assaulting them, and battery. Bet you a million dollars if a cop got spit on or someone put their tongue that close to their faces they’d be arrested for many many reasons. They’d stack those charges. Right in front of the police! They better take this all the way. Dereliction of duty after witnessing the crimes within 2-3 feet of that one officer. Oh well judge I told the guy to back up but so quietly I knew he wouldn’t hear me. Sue every cop on scene, the Sargent, oops I mean manager, and city! Everyone. They’re liable in Colorado, each and every officer that denied you justice or basically watched a crime happened within feet of them and then said it was mutual. That’s a joke. 👮♂️🤢🤮🤬
Just remember. These are who the police are. Remain silent, and keep your distance from these corrupt cowards.
Yeah, you spit on a cop and it's assault.
Spit on a cop.....they will use disproportionate force on you (beat you, tase you, etc) then arrest you.
@@je425 yet they'll shoot you in the street and then claim you did this and that, with no probable cause or witnessing a crime, just pure ego
@@StewBurtTheRed yeah, I know it
These Colorado cops don't have qualified immunity anymore and are liable to pay for up to $25000 on lawsuits and they're still acting like clowns.
Maybe $25000 isn't enough, let's bump it up to 100% of all costs associated with a lawsuit.
What does increasing the lawsuit do?
The "pay" comes out of TAX PAYER money, unless you're specifically suing the person and not the department.
$25,000 from personal funds, and the rest from their union retirement funds sounds about right, because then not only are they punished, so are their fellow officers for failing to hold each other accountable.
WE still PAY
@@yuwannakno1269 we pay either way until this sh!t stops. You want to pay through tax dollars or total loss of your freedoms?
And take the settlement money out of the police pension fund.
These officers' actions are absolutely reprehensible, leaving a sickening feeling in the pit of my stomach. 😠💔 Their actions (or inactions) are despicable and unacceptable. It's crucial to demand justice and transparency. #AccountabilityMatters #PoliceReformNow #HoldThemAccountable #DemandChange
Awesome job promoting these videos lackluster! ✌️❤️🇺🇲
Whomever the camera man is, thank you for the content......protect yourself and remember the American 2nd amendment. That guy bashing you was insane. Certainly not someone to trust out of view from the public let alone a camera. While walking back to your vehicle or whatever, be safe and remember situational awareness brother 🙏
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well the guy that's harassing the camera man and touch him you should be locked up because he gave his full name to him and the police they should all be suspended without pay for about 6 months.
Sir. I really appreciate what I can imagine is quite a bit of work to do this good if a job illustrating how our rights are being slowly taken away. Your work is needed, and thank you.
Blocking two lanes of traffic.
Says everything you need to know about them.
That is why you defend yourself and then the cops get to explain to a judge why they stood there and did nothing until you had to defend yourself.
The cops wouldn't let it get that far.
He'd spend a night in jail then their friend would drop the charges.
@@jamingaming9251 Lawsuit.
@Future Pants I have one against Allied Universal etc al right now.
Only if the judge bothers asking. Chances are, he wouldn't.
@@valentinius62 Judge doesn't have to ask. YOU would be arguing the case. You put them on the spot on the stand.
20:21 all the cops who witnessed this should be reprimanded and demoted for neglecting to do their job. The sergeant should be demoted.
But they won't be lol
@@dandy2157 yep
Supreme Court has ruled that Police have NO OBLIGATION to protect you.
And given a breathalyzer
Dismissal for all public SERVANTS who witnessed should be the action taken without chance to hire in to a different PD.
These cops are derelict to there duties and need to be seriously handled!
I really can’t believe what I just watched. This is absolutely appalling to see these cops stand there and do absolutely nothing. ALL BECAUSE OF THEIR HATRED FOR BEING RECORDED!!!
Cops get shot why again?
I love it when cops get shot! I used to be a boot licker not even two years ago.
Especially when they usually wear recording devices in the line of duty...
This was ridiculous that they were so concerned about someone with a camera, but let that guy harrass him for so long.
That's clearly why they let the goon harass the auditor. Anyone with a camera they don't control is the enemy to the police. That pretty much sums up policing in america.
SULPHUR, COPS ENJOYED WATCHING!
@@belair54 I think that you're right.
In my eyes DMA harassed the cops the whole time, if the cops break the law let them have it if you are the harasser the whole time, but yet cry wolf when someone else is expressing their 1A you can’t have it both ways. If you’re a professional journalist working within a professional ethics code fine, DMA did not adhere to any professional ethics. I couldn’t tell if DMA was actually touched or over acting. Film all you want don’t be a dick to people
@@kevinhinton3064 Police need to thicken up their skin, too bad if someone voices their opinion about you, suck it up and act professional.
That drunk fuck was so close he could smell his stinking breath. Do that to a cop and see how fast you end up in a cage.
It's only because he records police that they let that nonsesne go on, not to mention that the drunk guy was a bootlicker.
There's at least one pretty good kernel of tactical knowledge here: request bodycam footage *before* filing any complaints. By filing a complaint immediately, you give the cops a pretense to withhold the bodycam footage.
Or, since we are paying for the cameras and time they are in use have footage automatically uploaded to a publicly accessible server that anyone can view at any time.
@@aveen1968 we can dream, can't we?
@@aveen1968 I like that idea, but it would require incredible fortitude on the part of politicians, therefore I don't see it happening.
@@aveen1968 Thats not viable, the police cameras record too much private information, they go into the homes of victims and complaintants, recordings of crowds at crime scenes would place witnesses in danger, etc.
@@aveen1968 Assuming they do adequate redaction of private information, that is, when the cop has the ID of someone pulled over and puts their info in the computer, it gets redacted before upload, yes.
All I had to know was this was in Denver. The police and the courts are hopelessly corrupt.
It blows my mind that these people who are to enforce the laws only receives 3-to-6-month training. None of which covers the law, most is how to fight and arrest. I went to college for 3 years for my paralegal's degree in criminology and domestics, yet I would not be able to be an officer without their programing.
They should have to receive training that of a lawyer, and just like a lawyer face the BAR.
I'm not sure what police academy is 6 months hahaha cops have no duty to act witch means no duty to enforce....
They are doing their job (for Israel) not America
Once again. THEY BELONG TO US
And it brings me joy knowing what they will be doing to you anti government freaks soon
You're actually too smart to be a cop. Police have court backing that allows them to reject "smart" candidates because they are afraid smart candidates will leave once they see how the job really is and waste the training expense.
They only want the dimmest bulbs wearing the blue.
Deprograming.
Not only battery but he threatened violence that when the police leave he was going to beat the living shit out of you that in itself is a crime and that tyrant just stands there guarding that car.
Our car
This! That is definitely much more of a crime than getting in someone’s face. It was unreal that the cop heard that and did nothing!
Don't forget while he purposely looked away so he can say he didn't witness it. All it was retaliation to them being filmed.
you have guts man, i give you much respect, i would have had to put that big stupid dude to sleep if he done that to me it would be his last time he intimidated anyone as i would had wore him out, i wishing i could have been with you i wouldn't let him treat you like that, last time i stood my ground against an illegal stop by a state stooper he charged me with interfearing and resisting he arrested and impounded my vehicle, i am still dealing with the corrupt courts over it. I dont trust any public servant their the lowest a person can be.
Agreed. For me it would have gone something like this.
"I'm feeling threatened and next time you batter me, or threaten me I'm going to defend myself."
You guys must like going to jail. Those cops were intentionally standing back, waiting for the auditor to defend himself by pushing the bully away or taking a swing. Then the cops would have immediately arrested the auditor and taken him to jail.
Yea for sure those cops are scum
@@jonstone9741 but it would be self defense tho
@@kingc1198 it might be self defense however, You can beat the crime, but you can't beat the ride. He would still be financially out the cost of a defense lawyer unbelievable amounts of time not to mention the ethical implication of arresting and holding someone you know to be innocent of the crime you charge them with.
First time caller long time listener
Terry is a future police officer!
Denver would love to have him as a trainee!
I honestly don't know what being a liberal or conservative has to do with keeping cops in line. Honestly, as a proponent of smaller government, I think that independent private oversight over each individual police department is a vital check to balance out the powers and authorities police have been granted.
As it stands, there is no responsibility accompanying their great power.
Well conservatives want to keep the police in line with better training and making them accountable.
Whereas the far left want to abolish the police and replace them with "social workers".
You don't really here what traditional liberals want much they've probably become libertarian voters.
It's probably not a complete answer, but it became political when things like defunding the police became a campaign promise.
But, since that promise has never been fulfilled, you'd have to be dumb to pay any attention to it.
It is odd to me how conservatives who were always talking about smalle governments are now so heavily pro cop. So weird, especially since they're so damn bad at the gig.
@@Plague_Doc22 I wholeheartedly agree!
@@ctom4932 I've been paying attention to politics for 20 years now (I'm 40), and I've always had bad experiences with cops because I'm a large man, so they get their cop safety on around me.
I was hopeful when the Right and Left were talking about police accountability for about a year before the whole hands up don't shoot event went national... And political.
That's when the Right foolishly went all in on Back the Blue and galvanized themselves against any substantive police reforms.
Police problems are everyone's problem, not just a black community problem. I agree that cops are big jerks with black guys, but they are with white guys too. It's not okay for cops to behave like that with ANYONE
20:00 the deputy was a witness. where is he when the sarge ask for evidence. any other time that police testimony is considered gold.
Cops don't lie!😂
Thank you
Given the level of police officer and location, qualified immunity is already not available to these officers. Colorado has, at a state level, removed qualified immunity under the "Law Enforcement Integrity and Accountability Act' which was passed and signed into law.
That unfortunately doesn't stop them from appealing to a higher court
@@post-leftluddite even so that'll just end badly for them more cases ruling on police not doing their jobs even tho things are happening in front of them that could of ended with the camera man or the other guy pulling a gun and shooting or stabbing the other won't fly so much. Also will cause for civil unrest with it's people everyone knows for police to protect and serve if the mass population found out police don't have to do anything about it will cause more people to start going in mass on burning building downs killing others. Who's going to lisin to police and or the government when they find out they are doing the same shit as other country's we won't name here. Who's going to call police when they are robbed or something they wort people will be in the streets in mass and it will rain nothing but blood of it's people and government.
Frasier v. Evans says otherwise. Police can issue unlawful orders, destroy evidence, and intimidate auditors throughout the 10th circuit, and they can do so with impunity even if their own training manuals tell them not to.
Vern Troyers father took this audit from just being ok to legendary.
I was leaning more towards vitalyzdtv’s dad.
All you have to do is remind them they no longer have qualified immunity and watch how fast they'll back off! Saw it in a few other Co. Audits and it was down right hilarious!
"Middle of your stop" ? how he is standing next to the car in front??! hmmm
"Terry can't keep his nose, lungs or veins clean..."
Major facts
Naww, something is off about this....I swear I have seen this Terry somewhere in videos? Like a cop or something? He was picking and choosing when to distract the camera man. Watch him...he does not appear to be drunk or even high - he is speaking clearly, stupidly enough, no swaying or staggering...no basic signs of intoxication. Just crazy talk and actions, seems deliberate to me?
@@denisemadison1298 stimulants don't stop you from being able to talk, he's clearly manic
@@denisemadison1298 lumpy bald white guy... he's a dime a dozen. looks kinda like that youtube firefighter I suppose. tweakers like this are easy to run into late at night in US cities, and if you ever encounter one you'll understand exactly how everyone in these comments can tell what's up with him.
definitely a junkie
I saw this video a while back and could not believe how the cops didn’t notice this guys violent and strange ( probably drug induced) behavior! And the dereliction of duty was actually pretty impressive. They could’ve easily have deescalated the situation but instead they let the one guy who should’ve been arrested just walk away! Too crazy!
Cpl. Krelle sounds like he was drunk. Kept slurring his words.
You can tell (terry was high on drugs)
They were unable to get involved due to officer safety. Forget about the rest of the citizens this high as a kite neanderthal may come across.
It's not illegal to bo high on drugs my guy, they know full well this guy is tweaking.
@squerpion the way scarier thought is if he isn't high.
we should be able to charge police with obstruction when they leave their traffic stop to deal with a man with a scary camera
The cop wants the videographer to push the offender away or something so he can arrest him instead of the offender. That dude was totally wacked out on something because he wasn’t drunk! Extremely dangerous
Correct. To arrest the videoing guy or both. But the intent was to get the video guy arrested if they could on any technicality.
I just watched Multiple Assaults, at least one Battery, and disorderly conduct... these police officers all need to be fired. This was infuriating to watch!!
If this guy at 15:27 got this close to me, he would have a face full of spice spray.
Private policing is insane
Terry is one crazy dude. That guy would be locked up in a functional society
"if I back up 3 feet is that enough"... this is a classic case of officers with a "submission addiction" and all they want is to make you do SOMETHING for a mental fix to their addiction of submitting people, anyone who doesn't submit immediately amps up their emotions and they consider you a dangerous threat because you're not willing to take 3 steps... thats how bad it is... when officers seek a mental fix for their unstable emotions, its a warning sign they are mentally unfit for duty.
It's amazing that the cop said they didn't think rose to criminal charges, but when someone is handcuffed and thrown to ground there is usually the charge of assault on officer.
The way it looked to me that the Denver police set it up. I don’t know I wasn’t there, but I wouldn’t put beneath them. I think United States should go to private police I don’t like using the word defund the police department I just say I do away with them. Thank you for going out there and showing people exactly why every day people has to deal with not the rich, not the famous, but the average citizen out on the street or in their home has to deal with the police and treating in their lives and making every situation worse. Thank you.
Great job as always! I'd love to hear you do a whole video on the private security vs police pros and cons!! ❤️ all your channels! You are such a Great content creator! #TooGoodForRUclips
I believe “Terry” is a Veteran or Active Duty. “Little Joe Snuffy” is Army slang for Privates. If so, we can pull his service papers.
I disagree. I find it highly unlikely that “Terry Gillio” is military. And if he is, he may get busted down to private very soon. The Uniform Code of Military Justice has very strict regulations regarding assault and interactions with civilians. Rude behavior towards civilians is a punishable offense as it’s considered a disgrace upon whichever branch of the service you’re in.
hes a paid snitch...
@@wildestthornberry3349 I would imagine he’s a vet. Unfortunately, not every military member is an upstanding citizen and this guy is a perfect example
@@wildestthornberry3349 he gave the old hoo rah too
@@jamesmorrison7989 he acts like someone I know very well... he was a wash out
This looks a LOT like a guy in a past video that followed a camera man saying he was being followed and harassed. 🤔
Pretty sure it is.
Terry is the most sane republican in America.
"investigating ourselves" sounds like something a teenager does..
Or a guilty individual with plenty of dirt worth hiding
I remember once in London walking around in the wharves for a New Year's eve event. They had closed the underground forcing people to walk 2 stations around in order get to the event. What impressed me is how proud they were of their crowd control skills, there were literally so many people attending the visibility was barely one meter, you could only find your way by following the heard. And in the end they of course messed up. They had not evacuated the homeless of the area and I would not be surprised if more than a couple were trampled to death. But the cops were really proud for their ability to restrict access to the underground to waves of 100 people. Shows what cops really consider their job 2 be. Smiling every time they got to pose an obstacle to the crowd as if someone gave them candy.
That was a good analogy because a LOT of police officers have the mental and emotional level of young children.
@@dennismood7476 i say that is a bit insulting towards young children xD
@@Ntwister True, but so is ANY analogy comparing police to almost anything. Even to a rock could be an insult to the rocks.
This is unbelievable that they let this guy who is definitely under the influence of drugs behave this way and let them get away with it I really hope this guy goes and makes a complaint against his police officers
Wow, fascinating content. So original. Thanks for saving the world. You're a super hero. Like batman.
Thanks for High Lighting this video, thinking that this is hopeless is heartbreaking! We must call our Congressman and Senator's and get these laws changed! Start voting people out of office!
I love how you discussed government having a monopoly on the use of force and how the free market is a better means of accomplishing a goal peacefully.
Well, there really is no free market either, just monopolies. That is why we have so much inflation now. Did you see the gas companies are projected to make between $37 and $124 BILLION in PROFITS this year alone? They are blaming the price increases on Russia. What a joke, but hey, it keeps Pelosi in ice cream.
Currently through property tax I pay over $1000 per year to my county police, plus other taxes. It would be interesting if instead I could buy "Police Insurance" and have companies or freelance police officers competing for buisness by having excellent service. The best police officer might make 1 million $ per year but if people choose to have him patrol their neighborhoods he might be worth it, he has a self interest in not getting sued or hurting people for no reason.
One obvious solution for public police departments is to allow residents to vote on every police officer in the same way we vote for judges or mayors. Why wouldn't residents of a neighborhood be able to choose who provides the service. It is always a small number of people that commit abusive crimes, so voting would work in that situation. A transparent and professional police department will work also, but that does not exist in many places, it is great in places were police are open and honest.
There are solutions to making non government police less expensive. Obviously we can have neighborhood volunteer police, or for paid police we can have, Police insurance. I have never needed a police officer in my life, so I would be a net loser of money, in the same way I am lucky enough to never need to use my health insurance.
The difference is there can be competing companies that immediately fire an officer the second bad behavior is witnessed. The company will find the BEST people for the job to avoid losing money or to keep a good reputation.
The company will assess that a war a drugs is too dangerous and only creates underground black markets that are kept profitable due to police making drugs rare and more valuable. Instead health insurance or clinics will provide safe drugs(mood boosting substances) that will immediately put fentinyl dealers out of buisness. Every fentinyl death is because drugs are illegal and drug users are forced to go to secret black markets.
These are just my opinions, but I welcome a conversation to anyone that thinks I am wrong or have to rethink something.
@Nicholas Time Nicholas you didn't really make much of an argument, you just called someone a dinguss... Being able to have "Police Insurance" and choose the best police service would definitely guarantee better results since there is no incentive to hurt people and defend bad police that don't have to have high standards.
A public alternative would be for residents to VOTE and choose their police officers in the same way judges and mayor's are elected.
The 3rd option which is to have transparent honest police departments where nothing is kept secret from citizen. That is what should exist currently, but doesn't exist in enough places
"where's your father?" what a bizzare and incredibly telling question to ask a grown man...
He wants to escalate...
Be honest, if someone was talking to you like that, you wouldn't want to protect them either.
Yea, kinda needlessly antagonistic from all parties, I’d like to say I wouldn’t do that in a situation similar but emotions can get the best of you after being in situations like that. That’s why cops need to be better, to not let those emotions change the outcome. To me there isn’t a need to insult the cops that didn’t do anything to me yet. Respect isn’t handed out but if I’m treated with respect from a cop (while also not having my rights infringed) even though I’m not a fan, I have no reason to cuss them out or call them shit.
That cop telling terry to back up was more quiet than Kirstie Allen’s diet planner saying eat healthier 😂😂😂
These cops are ignoring their duty to protect this man's Rights!
These cops make me sick.
Terry thought he was with the cops at first!!!!!!! LMFAO 🤣
I still cant believe how many auditors still refer to tyrant cops as "Sir".
Sir is a greeting term for respect. None of these idiots with fragile egos deserve any respect.
On the lighter side, 1st time I've seen a Cop who isn't named "Right Here"!
Sir is an honorific, they don't deserve the honour, as they have none.
A lot of cousin brothers called Right Here.
True.
"So is that spelled R-i-g-h-t??? Followed by H-e-r-e?
And no " thank you" either.
That's the thing about taking the high road. You don't detour. Try it sometime
Sounds like you’re describing DMA with your “fragile ego” talk as he cried & couldn’t take a dose of what he dishes out daily 🤣🤣🐑
Their refusal to provide body cam footage is the exact reason you always do your FOIA requests before doing complaints or lawsuits....
Also make your FOIA request a little broader, so they don't know exactly what you want.
facts!
@@ObservationofLimits yup! leave room for thought, on their end lol
@@sassafraspaul7528 the phones are for Israel
@@esotericvv1244 the Israel is for Palestinians
Terry needs to take his medication. The cops need to do the job, even if it is just a welfare intervention on Terry.
He's on too much of his methication
@@scottmatznick3140 lmfao, good one.
I'm glad we have folks that do what they do, we fought for freedom, and a little bit of respect goes along way....these knuckle draggers get it from the top down....
Another great segment....... Keep keeping the oath takers honest and accountable ✌️