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This video features a commentary on clips from the \"Don't Tip The Scale\" channel, highlighting encounters between a videographer and law enforcement/security in Georgia. The content focuses on First Amendment rights, specifically the legality of filming in public spaces and the perceived overreach of authority by police and security personnel.
You can't film the bank.
Why is that?
It's a security risk, that's why.
Would you like me to call the police?
Call? I don't think it's necessary.
Okay, well if you don't mind, stop recording.
So, what are you doing out here?
You just named it.
Huh?
Recording.
Okay, well you can't be loitering in a business.
I don't want you to be here.
Sir, do you have your ID?
I don't.
People are walking past you.
They do not want you to be in no film.
You leave your belt right there.
Who are you, sir?
What did I say?
Alright, put your hands behind your back.
Put my hands behind my back.
Put your hands behind your back.
Thanks for tuning in to this Real Cam Channel.
I want to give a huge shout out and a thanks to Girl With The Camera, my partner in crime, my really good friend that introduced me to this channel.
She turned me on to this new channel that we're going to take a look at today.
We're going to take a look at a couple of clips here that I would love to bring to your attention and I'm pretty sure you're going to enjoy it.
Now we're going to take a look at this first clip that is at a bank and I just want you to see how this young, really young officer that shows up to the bank here when they call 911.
He's loitering on a public sidewalk.
Yeah.
So anyways, we're going to take a look at that first.
Then we're going to take a look at the second interaction that he's actually inside a public health department, if I'm not mistaken, in Georgia.
And the cops get called and he gets arrested for not identifying to the police.
And the channel name is Don't Tip The Scale.
Pretty cool channel name.
So let's go ahead and get started.
This guy has about maybe a little over 700 subscribers.
Let's try to get him to over 1,000, guys.
Like I always say, let's try to help these smaller channels grow.
It's very important.
Let them know I sent you in the comment section.
I'll drop his link in the description.
Now, with that being said, pop your popcorns and roll one up.
We can't have you filming our branch like that.
Why not?
I'm sorry?
Why not?
Why are you?
Well, I'm doing, I'm actually a tourist.
A tourist?
Yeah.
Okay, but you can't film the bank.
Why is that?
It's a security risk.
That's why.
Would you like me to call the police?
Oh, I don't think it's necessary.
Okay, well, if you don't mind, stop recording.
I have to.
No, you don't have to.
As a matter of fact, I'm going to call the police.
Okay.
So?
She's calling the police.
Or whatever.
As y'all can see, I'm taking the police mighty long.
Let's see what you got to say, y'all.
Huh?
Are you filming me?
Yeah.
Why?
I'm filming everything.
Why?
Because I can.
You can?
Can I get your name?
Uh, Jonathan.
No.
How you know I'm not?
What's your name?
Now, this is the young female officer that I'm talking about.
I don't know, but I've never heard of an officer accusing somebody of loitering on a public sidewalk, guys.
It's crazy how they even give this young female cop a badge and a gun.
Like, not only is she ignorant on the First Amendment and public photography, but her little stuck-up, tyrannical attitude.
Other than that, I think the cameraman did good, though, putting her in her place.
I tell you that.
Know how unprofessional they be.
Hi, sir.
How you doing, officer?
I'm doing good.
How you doing?
I'm doing great.
Okay.
So, right now...
It's loitering.
How long have you been out here?
Almost 40 minutes.
Can I get your badge number?
You said what?
Almost 40 minutes.
Can I get your badge number?
All right.
So, what are you doing out here?
You just named it.
Huh?
Recording.
You can't be loitering in a business.
In the business?
Well...
I'm on the property.
Well, right now you're on the sidewalk, but you're loitering in front of a business right now.
Okay.
And?
What's going on with you today?
What's going on with me?
Nothing much.
I mean...
Is there a reason why you're recording?
Yeah.
I'm a tourist.
You're a tourist?
Yeah.
First time in Georgia?
Uh...
Why do you want to record?
Well, I was sent here to record.
My OGs.
Do you have any mental health issues here?
I might.
Are you on any medication?
Uh...
Nah.
You've never been diagnosed.
Can you take your gun out of your pocket, please?
I can't.
For my safety and yours, can you please remove your hand?
Well, can you take your gun back to your car for my safety?
I cannot.
My hands are cold.
What's your last...
What's your name again?
Hey, don't walk up on me.
As long as I'm on the sidewalk, I can walk where I want.
Can you sign me another shirt?
I cannot.
I won't.
Okay.
What's the purpose of you recording?
I just want to.
What's the purpose of you harassing me?
I'm not harassing you.
You really are.
I got a call here.
Okay.
In reference to you recording.
Okay.
The business and people outside the business.
Is that illegal?
I'm not saying it's illegal, but you're loitering right now in front of the business.
Okay, but you're a law enforcement.
He's walking up pretty fast, y'all.
He might be on one today.
How you doing, sir?
Name and badge number.
I don't know.
Say it again.
Get back.
You said what?
I said get back.
You get back.
You walked up to me.
Oh, yeah.
So, what's this?
He's recording.
He's just loitering in front of the business.
Loitering on the sidewalk, y'all.
Are you the supervisor?
Are you going inside or in the parking lot?
Am I going inside?
No.
Have a nice day.
Appreciate you.
Just let them know when to bank.
Just don't go over here because they're going to call us.
All right.
Whatever.
Ain't nothing they can do.
Now, just imagine all the rights this young female officer probably violates on a daily basis out there to those that don't know their rights.
Now, the way that she acted, it looks like they don't get no First Amendment training in this department.
Now, luckily, she called somebody here to the scene.
That way, she could learn a valuable lesson, which it looks like that's what happened here in this situation.
Now, let's go over to the next interaction here where this cameraman gets illegally arrested in this public building here at the Department of Human Resources in Georgia.
Let's take a look.
So bad.
And the people are getting uncomfortable.
They don't want him filming.
You want the kids to study, you got to have permission from parents or something like that to put kids on film.
You know, you got to have consent for that.
Not in a public area.
Well, just for the kids' sakes, most parents don't want them on film.
That's the reason why they brought her in.
But what does she got to go film?
What does she want to film?
This is everything?
I need to know who that dude was, though, who said he was going to put his hands on him.
I want to talk to his supervisor.
He said this is his supervisor?
Yes and no.
OK.
So who?
He's a different division than what she's up under.
OK.
So she's more of first floor, which is like the OFI defects.
He's more with child support and stuff.
So he's a security officer for child support.
But Dynamic Security is the company that he works for.
Dynamic Security.
Do you know how I can get in touch with them?
We need their information.
As a matter of fact, this thing right here.
OK.
I'm good.
This guy threatened to put his hands on me, though.
I know that.
For filming in public.
But I'm going to talk to him.
I'm going to talk to his supervisor.
You said the guy put their hands on you?
He threatened me.
He said he would.
OK.
Because of the filming.
OK.
And you guys allowed filming in here?
It's a public building, of course.
Hi.
Well, they have kids here.
Right.
And they don't want to be filmed.
And the parents don't want to be filmed.
Exactly.
You can't film because there's kids here.
Right.
You can go in the parking lot and film in the parking lot.
I can film here, too, sir.
You're not filming in here because they just told you.
Because of the kids here, you can't film here.
Do you understand?
You got a supervisor?
I'm the supervisor.
No, I'm talking about the police department.
Like I told you, he could go outside and he could film.
But once you're inside with the kids, they told you, you can't film.
That's what they're telling me.
That's not true.
That's what he just said.
All right, but it's still not true.
I respect this man.
It's still not true.
Who's in charge here?
Well, she's in charge of this particular area.
I oversee the building as well as the facilities management.
Okay.
So, what do you want here?
I think he's pretty much got everything he needs.
Are you ready to go?
I'm good to go.
I just need to talk to him.
I'm going to talk to his people.
Yeah.
I don't need nobody telling me what I can't do.
What I know I can do.
You have an ID on you, buddy?
No, I don't got an ID.
Okay.
You can go.
Yeah, I'm going to leave.
Okay.
I'm going to leave.
So, when I get ready.
Which way do you want to go?
No, we're going to go out this way, sir.
Which way do you want to go?
I got 10 minutes of filming, so.
Uh-uh.
No, I'm still.
No, sir.
You're going to have to go right now.
No, sir.
You got to go right now.
Either you go or you're about to go right now.
Okay.
Or you're going to trespass.
Okay.
If I don't leave, then what?
You're going to go right now.
If I don't leave, then what?
What you're looking for, you're not going to get.
All right.
So, if I don't leave, then what?
I'm just letting you know.
What you're looking for, you're not going to get.
I'm asking you a question.
Is that a lawful order?
Yes.
He's cool, man.
You can't try to.
I'm asking you a question.
This is not going to work.
You're going to leave.
All right.
You're going to be trespassing right now.
He ain't even said that.
Because he told you.
One question.
He ain't even said that.
If you're going to call us, you got to make your mind up what you want to do.
All right.
So.
This dude funny, right?
Can I get your name and badge number too, though?
Can I get your name and badge number?
You call us what you want to do.
Name is right here.
Badge number is right there.
Do you understand?
I can't read.
What did I say?
Name is right here.
Badge number is right there.
Can you verbalize it?
Name is right here.
Badge number is right there.
So, it's not in your policy to verbalize your name?
Name is right here.
Badge number is right there.
All right.
What you're looking for, you're not going to get.
Oh, I got it.
I already got it.
It's right here on display for everybody to see.
So, if I don't leave, then what?
So.
He's trying to enforce feelings, man.
It's not about feelings.
It's about the law.
And he's law enforcement.
Look at this dude.
The policy that we have is that if he gets to the point where it becomes a distraction,
then we can ask the person what to do.
Am I causing a distraction, sir?
Yes, you are.
I'm not talking to y'all.
I'm talking to him.
And the parents do not want you to film their children.
Excuse me, man.
I'm talking to him.
The parents do not want you to film their children.
They haven't even said that.
And the workers don't want you to film them.
They haven't even said that.
So, it has been a distraction.
You're just talking.
You're just running your mouth.
And I want you to know this.
You don't want to hear what I'm saying.
They ain't even say that.
The parents and the people there do not want you to be here.
They do not want you to be here.
Sir, do you have your ID?
I don't.
People are walking past you.
They do not want you to be in their film.
You leave the building, right?
Who are you, sir?
What did I say?
All right.
Put your hands behind your back.
Put my hands behind my back.
Put your hands behind your back.
Can I get a two-by?
Yes.
Can I get a two-by?
That is a two-by.
Take a picture.
Can I get the chief of police?
Yes.
Take a picture of this thing.
Can we get that information?
I can't control that.
So there's the information right there of the two officers.
And the Lawrenceville Police Department is actually the one that made a huge mistake here.
Now, I am going to drop the full video link to this in the description.
If you want to check out the full video, there is more to this.
Typical tyrannical public servants in this video that you're not going to want to miss if you want to go check that out.
I'm pretty sure there's going to be a follow-up here after this arrest.
If you want to go over to this man's channel, subscribe.
Let's help him out.
I'm pretty sure there's going to be some updates on this arrest on his channel.
So let him know I sent you guys.
Again, his link will be linked down below.
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And everybody, smash the like button.
We'll see you on the next one.
Rest in peace.
Jay.