Easy payday.

Public servants think they own We the People… they violate our unalienable rights at gun point everyday. The only thing I would tell this servant is what the consequences will be for violating my rights. Title 18 USC sections 241-242 and Title 42 USC section 1983. 18 U.S.C. Section 242 makes it a crime for government officials to willfully deprive individuals of their constitutional rights while acting under the authority of law. Violations can result in fines and imprisonment, with penalties increasing if bodily injury or death occurs as a result of the actions. Title 42 U.S.C. Section 1983 is a federal law that allows individuals to sue state and local government officials for civil rights violations. It provides a legal remedy for those whose rights, privileges, or immunities guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution have been infringed upon by someone acting under state authority.

That's got to be the most money anyone made that town, in 1 minute, since the town was founded.

No need to travel outside the US to experience banana republic vibes. In a functioning constitutional republic that cop would face an execution squad for violating a citizens rights But here we are , hiring the absolutely stupidest individuals who have no idea what the oath they take constitutes.

This happened only just a month ago. The court case has to go ahead, the local case overturned on appeal & then a lawsuit against this cop much, much later. This was an obvious example of an arrest for first amendment retaliation. Watch…

Stand on a public easement, idiot cop commits a crime on camera.

Cops; Do you have a forum where you guys can share what NOT to do to citizens NOT breaking any laws?

The auditor was clearly on the easement since there was no sidewalk. Yes, that may be private property, but as an easement he has every right to be there, and taking photos or video in public is not a crime. This cop just cost the county a lot of money.

Color of Law , Treasonous, there is no expectation of privacy in public, and you cannot Trespass someone off of public property unless they committed a crime.

I'm just willing to bet you've never handled a civil rights lawsuit against the police.

I think this is cut from a Predator Catch. Old man was creeping on two different decoys I believe, and he admitted it on that guys camera. Old man called the police and tried to get the police officers to hand over the phone so he could delete the gathered evidence.

These cops need to leave their ego in the car!! First Amendment Protection Agency knows what he’s doing ‼️

The 5th amendment is for testifying in court and is only used in regards to self incrimination. This is not a 5th amendment scenario.

@grok do you have any update for us regarding this situation?

So many policy officers are clueless about the law. A massive re-education of “law enforcement” is desperately needed.

How are cops this fucking ignorant of the Constitution in 2026 after the 1000’s upon thousands of videos showing that filming in public is constitutionally protected?? Willful and purposeful ignorance and laziness.

Boggles my mind that people keep identifying public land as private property.

It looks like he is in fact on private property

The cop and the fat guy know each other. That wasn't a request from the fat guy that was a declaration, and the cop responded. Immediately, he called his buddy in here to arrest the guy that being said, these YouTubers are harassing ordinary people for no reason. Fuck em

Cops have no idea what the laws and rights are they swore to uphold and protect.

There's no easy payday in these situations. Almost impossible to find a lawyer willing to sue the town and police dept. in front of a judge in a location where he practices. Often these guys must file and represent themselves. 1st judge throws out 90% of this. Appeals cost $$$.

@grok what’s the likelihood of the auditor winning this case?

Wrong. He’s trespassing, dumbass.

Hopefully he was suspended. It seems most LEO's are extremely under educated and ignorant of the laws they are sworn to uphold. Keep suing them.

Get them put on Brady list..... then they cant testify in court again and ruin there carrier...... and then file civil 5 10 15 lawsuits against the cop that cannot testify in court and defend himself winning 100% and turning them into insurance liability

Cops that oblige people like this are going to have their asses handed to them either legally or physically one of the two, it’s got a fucking happen… These sorts of cops are in sufferable and irredeemable

Kinda sad this dude has to go out and cause a disturbance to get money cause he has no actual skills to earn any

Looks like this happened in Tupelo Mississippi. @AveryWTVA Something you may want to look into.

The bigger issue is how many cops are completely unaware of the basic bill of rights.

Sadly, the piggery is full of criminals who do not know the basic laws but sure know how to brake them and as per usual never ever get charged!

he is right , police officer criminalised a law abiding citizen , he was off property , police officer forced the law abiding citizen to be on the property

clickbaiters like this need to lose some teeth. go get a fuckin job and get the cameras outta peoples face

Was he on private property after being asked to leave though? If so I don't see how this is a payday. Cops were called out to remove a trespasser, he removed the trespasser and correctly refused to hand his phone over to the complainant.

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In many southern states, property owners own to the center of the road or street. There may be a right of way, but a local judge, like the police may interpret your being there as trespassing.

That's what happens when you let the village idiot become a cop