Naw man, that old black lady should have just shut her mouth and sat in the back of the bus like a good citizen.If it's legal it's then it's legal. Tough shit.
Naw man, that old black lady should have just shut her mouth and sat in the back of the bus like a good citizen.If it's legal it's then it's legal. Tough shit.
"But would you like it if someone constantly critiqued you on how to do your job!? (The one that you chose) HMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!?"Lots if these auditors are idiot assholes.
But they do highlight the problem that there are plenty of the same who think they have authority they don't.
Idiot assholes concern me a lot more when they have badges than they do when they just have cameras.
Honestly, I would like to see a professional federally backed group in place to do this job instead of what amounts to a bunch amateurs who are frequently incompetent.
Take Biden's new 80k IRS agents and instead create a new agency that basically does this professionally, and has the full backing of the DOJ when rights are violated.
The only audit videos I watch are from Audit The Audit. The only reason I watch those is because they go into all the laws, from local ordinances to federal case law. Then they list the cases in the links below the video so you can get an update to what happened after it went to a judge.
Sounds like the government needs to hire better employees or provide more training to ensure their officers don't violate citizen's rights. Maybe a whole bunch of both. The responsibility is on the govt. to not violate citizen rights even if a citizen isn't "nice". If they get it wrong then they deserve to get sued, period.This. I've watched a few from the channel, and he tends to pick the less annoying videos. I'm all for recording police encounters, but many of the so-called "Auditors" are clearly instigating in hopes of a payout. Sure, a lot of cops are stupid, but the taxpayer is the one that foots the bill when the lawsuits are filed.
Are you talking about the LEOs or the guy who made the video?
Here is an example of a serious tool. And, a coward.
Here is an example of a serious tool. And, a coward.
Skipped through it. While they were probably irritating, I didn't see anything illegal so I'm not sure what the problem is. There are no laws that guarantee you an experience that isn't irritating while in public. I don't like a lot of things people do in public, but if it's not a crime then that's just too damn bad for me. Any of those people were free to leave if they didn't like his recording.
Skipped through it. While they were probably irritating, I didn't see anything illegal so I'm not sure what the problem is. There are no laws that guarantee you an experience that isn't irritating while in public. I don't like a lot of things people do in public, but if it's not a crime then that's just too damn bad for me. Any of those people were free to leave if they didn't like his recording.
It's about 50/50 with these videos.Are you talking about the LEOs or the guy who made the video?
So, I have many issues with these fools and idiots.
None of my issues comes from filming the Police, per say.
Film all you want, I am on camera nearly the entire time that I am on the clock, does not bother me at all.
None of these reasons are in any kind of order.
The way these frauditors speak to people, quit being a coward and say the same thing to these other people, without the camera.
Stop the cowardly attacks on those people being paid to do a job; not just the Police but all other public employees. Stop harassing them. This is most of what these people do.
Stop the lies and made up, internet taught, bullshit. Hint, you can absolutely be kicked out and trespassed from public buildings and public properties.
The average auditor misinterprets some of the laws.For example, Terry v. Ohio requires that an officer possess "specific and articulable facts" providing "reasonable suspicion" of criminal activity before detaining someone. Many auditors have been taught this means an officer must verbally "articulate" the basis for the stop or detention at the outset. That is not the law, although many agencies do require an officer making a traffic stop to start the contact by introducing himself and explaining the reason for the stop.
Any cop can ask any question, they frauditors then start to make a big deal out of nothing, creating issues and problems that are not there. Pushing buttons of public employees. They do this in a very cowardly way. I do not expect much more from them. Pitiful little people.
They all use the same types of lines and phrases, they sound ridiculous and downright stupid.
They waste a lot of time of these public employees for their little games so they can go home and feel good about themselves.
I have no issue being filmed, none at all. I do all I can to ensure they (the filmers, look as foolish as possible).
Their lack of courage, their lack of proper knowledge of the law and their downright nastiness is what bothers me.
I have stated many times here, do not trust the Police when in a bad situation and film as much as you can. The Police are not always on your side. But, my gods, be a man about it, not a little pussy.
I could share many stories, but on this open forum, I cannot.
Haha that guys an angel . I'm pretty patient and I would have fires off on this guy. Start at 2 min.
Here is an example of a serious tool. And, a coward.
Haha that guys an angel . I'm pretty patient and I would have fires off on this guy. Start at 2 min.
Everyday our government installs more cameras to watch us , they are everywhere watching everything. We need citizens watching them as well. But there is a right and wrong way to do it. Respect should be shown on both sides of the lens.
I'd go even further to say every government camera in a public setting should be on a 24 7 live stream for the public to view.
Everyday our government installs more cameras to watch us , they are everywhere watching everything. We need citizens watching them as well. But there is a right and wrong way to do it. Respect should be shown on both sides of the lens.
I'd go even further to say every government camera in a public setting should be on a 24 7 live stream for the public to view.
with clear audio too ..
how many security cameras are in the building of the video i posted .. lots i bet ..
Nope. He is wrong. Public buildings can exclude people. Once a person in charge of that building says you are trespassing, you have to leave.Bunch of wanna be tough guys thinking they know the law.
But the citizen is alright.
So you would agree then that any excess in the pension fund should be given to the officers then?Sounds like the government needs to hire better employees or provide more training to ensure their officers don't violate citizen's rights. Maybe a whole bunch of both. The responsibility is on the govt. to not violate citizen rights even if a citizen isn't "nice". If they get it wrong then they deserve to get sued, period.
The police pension system should be the primary source of restitution (offending officer's pension first, remainder of pension system as a rollover for any excess liability) for civil rights violations by police with no funds coming out of anything else unless that is exhausted. The pensions should also be reclassed like social security where they only pay out as funded with no tax payer bump to cover any shortage. I bet you'd see rights violations slow down pretty fucking quick if it meant their pensions would get gutted. Shit they'd even start ratting out corrupt cops because if they didn't that person could screw their pension.
Doctors manage, cops should too.So you would agree then that any excess in the pension fund should be given to the officers then?
Despite what some pension reform people and politicians who want to go after pension benefits, NYS and NYC police ( separate pension funds ) are at an excess of current payouts. The math they use for saying they are only 94% funded includes future liabilities ie people who haven’t retired yet. And with the new pension tiers, the system will have an excess especially since guys are quitting before they are eligible to receive a pension.
Oh, just to add, we are taxed on those contributions to the pension as we are working as if it was current income. So if a police officer quits before he or she paid taxes on something they won’t receive. Unlike that 401k match you might receive, the pension is only transferable to another NYS government job.
Civil rights lawsuits. Cops get sued for that all the time. Most of them bogus. If a cop had to pay out of pocket each time because they followed the department rules, nothing would get done. They are following the advice and orders of superiors who vetted it through lawyers, yet the cop would be liable for a decision that 4 of the nine Supreme Court justices get wrong. Think about it. And almost every single person who ever gets told something by a cop they don’t like claims their rights care being violated. The guy in the video is wrong. They stopped him to investigate a possible crime- criminal trespass.
It's called Clicks and Views!I do not like these so called auditors (some word there) for the same reason I do not like longneckers. They are there for themselves and attention. Do nothing to actually help society.
Doctors in private practice manage but can choose their patients and which procedures they do.Doctors manage, cops should too.
If you have any question about the law, you don't enforce it. It's that simple.
If the cop followed policy, then the department should compensate him for any judgement. If he didn't, then he's on his own.
As for nothing would get done, well, for 90% of the laws on the books, that would be an improvement.