Palm Bay VA Clinic called Palm Bay PD on us for filming in a public area. Major Lee Awesome IS on scene and gave them an English lesson on punctuation. 1A audit at the Palm Bay VA Clinic (Orlando VA Health Care). Staff didn’t like the camera, called PBPD, and 4 officers showed up. Instead of leaving, we stayed, asked questions, and pointed out the grammar on the signs and in what they were saying. Watch the full interaction, the body-cam angle, and how the conversation actually went. Like, comment, and subscribe if you want more audits @brandexample1776 @thejtownpress @roguenationaudits @ThinBlueLieAudits
Palm Bay VA Clinic called Palm Bay PD on us for filming in a public area. Major Lee Awesome IS on scene and gave them an English lesson on punctuation. 1A audit at the Palm Bay VA Clinic (Orlando VA Health Care). Staff didn’t like the camera, called PBPD, and 4 officers showed up. Instead of leaving, we stayed, asked questions, and pointed out the grammar on the signs and in what they were saying. Watch the full interaction, the body-cam angle, and how the conversation actually went. Like, comment, and subscribe if you want more audits @brandexample1776 @thejtownpress @roguenationaudits @ThinBlueLieAudits
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A confrontation occurs between a citizen and facility staff/police regarding the legality of filming for news purposes. The individual cites federal regulations (38 CFR) to argue that news-related photography and filming are permitted in certain areas without written consent, contrasting this with the restrictions placed on advertising and commercial content.
Stand right here and film him coming in. Where'd he go? Video. Here he comes.
Hi, how are you? Ah, bless beyond belief. How are you doing? Not too bad. Now, before we go in,
they don't want to listen. Come on in. I want to show, I want to show you. Um,
that flag. Okay. Could you put an American flag on, please? Right here. I'm looking. Right here
is a federal CFR. CFR, okay. The joint commission, something that they can't get there. That says,
I want to show you. Okay. Okay. That's fine. Right here that you can film for news purposes.
Are you affiliated with a news group? Yes, I have my own channel. Okay. And then we decided
to just call you guys. Okay. So that's, you want to trespass? I'm going to walk out the door until
I get authorization that says they can come in. Okay. Folks, actually, actually leave.
How come all cops listen to the employees like they know what they're talking about and they
never listened to us? They got the federal rules and regulations on the wall ever since the building
was built. And I never, one of them ever read it. And we can't even get the cops to read it.
Until they arrived. Yes, we did. They have called for our assistance.
I just read your thing.
Where is it? Can I see it? I got it right here in my pocket, ma'am. Absolutely. This is federal law
38 CFR 1.218. Let me read this and then I'm going to read that over again. At the top. Okay. Yep.
Photographs for advertising may only be taken with the written consent of the head of the facility.
Where is that? Now keep reading. Please don't stop. Hang on. I've read it. I'm asking you a
She just refuses to read the same paragraph. She keeps, she wants to skip to a different place.
What does it say about news purposes? You need written consent. So where is that? Except for
news purposes. Major Lee office is fixing to give an English lesson on how punctuation works.
Keep reading it. You're only reading what you want to read. I don't see where it says except
for, where does that say that? Let me give you a federal court case. No, no, no. I'm asking you
and the neighbor videoed it exposing himself. Did you hear what I said? He had his dingaling
in his hand instead of his pistol. Well, I guess that's good because if he'd been
porting the pistol at people, it would have been a felony, but by porting his
gun at people, it was only a misdemeanor.
There's commercial purposes. Okay. Advertising or commercial purposes may be taken only with
the written consent of the head of the facility. Okay. There's this up there. You see that little
period. Okay. So advertising and commercial purposes, right? That's what that sentence
just said. Advertising and commercial purposes need consent, right? Then after that period,
it says photographs for news purposes may be taken at entrances, lobbies,
or in other places designated by the head of the facility. Okay. It doesn't say anything
about photographs for news purposes may be taken with permission. Does it? I mean,
we all know how to read, right? Right. That's what I asked.
Educated. You're welcome for the education. I wonder if these four cops worked for this guy.
Maybe he could tell me all about them. Maybe he can dig up some old body cams to show.
No directives. When I need something from you, I'll call you. Thank you.
Don't run with a lollipop in your vagina.
