the problem i see here, is that the law is what the officer says it is, unless the citizen knows the law and is able to repeat it to the officer and prove him wrong. otherwise, the law is WHATEVER the officer CLAIMS it is. you can see here that the officer seemed very confident in his knowledge of the law and that he was willing to arrest them for audio recording. if they didnt know the law and he arrested them, would that be their fault? or his? just some things to think about.
@iamaronpaulblican You are correct to an extent. The lobby is open to the public, so it is considered a public place. Once you go past the doors beyond the lobby, then you must abide by their rules for that facility.
@1775novten uhm no, i am completely correct! do some investigation & you will see that all city and police "businesses" are private corporations, they are not here for & by the people anylonger, that ended a long time ago, they are privately owned & run (not something they like to advertise on the news) but if you ever wonder why when they do something bad noone gets punished unless it it a major stink, this is why, now i know this may seem hard for you to understand but this truely is the case
@1775novten if you were how quickly would that make a major impact to all your viewers, that you got arrested for trying to file a report to the cops & got arrested for filming in the lobby,
@iamaronpaulblican The bottom line is that the lobby is open to the public so there is no expectation of privacy in the lobby of a police station. Now I'm sure a department can say that they don't want people filming in their lobby and can force people out who don't follow those rules. But they can not be arrested for wiretap - at best they could be arrested for trespass if they refuse to leave.
@1775novten well yea i agree with this whole entire statement, yet this was not the premise of our debate, just like the fed. bank is private so too is the city police,
@iamaronpaulblican I thought it was the debate. The Lt in the video threatened to arrest them under the wiretap law and Adam explained to him that with the new ruling of Glik v Cunniffe that citizens were allowed to audio and video record agents of the government in the conduct of their jobs while in the public or publicly accessible areas.
@1775novten no that was your debate with them, i said that the cop station was a private location & like walmart, they can't just arrest you for filming, but they are pushing for complete control
@1775novten they are not trying to expose themselves and lose their cover & truthfully not that many even working for the department know that they are not there to really serve & protect their fellow citizens, they are just following orders & doing as they are told to the best of their abilities, just like most people don't even know that they don't need to have a drivers license to drive a car on any roadway, read the dmv manuel, i bet you won't find it in there, yet you carry the license? hmm
@iamaronpaulblican I just went to my State's DMV manual and it states "Driving is a privilege, not a right." and "Whenever you drive, you must carry a valid driver’s license or learner’s permit with you."
So you can claim to be sovereign and exempt, but the sad truth is that the government owns all the land and everything on it.
@1775novten if they own everything, then you are just a tool for them to use, you have no rights,like a garden hose & they can do whatever they want to you without any worry about rights or freedoms,
@iamaronpaulblican That is correct. A government has to power to order its agent to round people up and throw them into fire pits or gas chambers if they don't comply with their every demand. This has happened over and over through human history. However, most governments will appease their citizens with certain rights, so they will continue to work for them and earn them tax revenue to fund their military and police force.
@1775novten yea its truely amazing most americans blind themselves to this fact, really sad, well its been great but i have to go, keep up the good work, god bless & take care, its nice to see more shepards in this land, we have soooo many sheep here
NO,, You are not an Individual when you are in uniform.... You give your as an individual/regular citizen give out your rigths and become an employee of USA corporation. ( nothing to do with the Constitution and in Violation of the Constitution) and about YOU policy .. you are wrong.. your police can't violate the US constitution and the Bill of Rights.
this is so fucking gay - so pretentious and irritating - can we just get this inevitable civil war over and done with as the new world order clearly wants...
look up imbatman57 in youtube & talkshoe.com, how to deal with authority, police & courts WITHOUT paperwork, they is plenty of audio... peace and blessings from england
He seems to be very professional.. I think he is a good cop from what I have seen. He at least took the time to see what the law was as recording him. Alot of cops would of gotten a big head and used there authority to do what they wanted to do
i understand why he said that he wasnt comfortable. however as an officer he should allowed to be recorded. Hs handled it well. he was a professional. but once he put that badge on he became a public servant, while he is in that uniform he has no privacy
I don't think the cop was posing for the camera. He's simply not a thug. Maybe that's why they keep him behind a desk instead of on the street cracking heads. Way to politely assert your rights too guys. If you don't use 'em, you loose 'em.
All cops are bad. Initiating force is immoral. A magical piece of paper called the 'constitution' doesn't give people the authority to attack innocent civilians.
I lived in Hudson, NH from the age of 2 to 29 and I can tell you that the Hudson, NH Police Department is one of the most corrupt police departments in the state next to Nashua PD. Numerous Police officers have engaged in Illegal and corrupt behavior. Numerous citizens have been harassed, had their civil rights violated and murdered. How they received CALEA Accreditation is absolutely baffling. If you're traveling through Hudson NH be cautious and ready to stand up for your rights.
@nintendo007 I disagree with your definition of this officer. He is a person who started off wrong but was willing to be corrected. I don't know of anyone who can't relate to that myself included. I would also like to say that anyone that wants to has a right to act like an asshole or pig, but no one has a right to make me act like one. That is a decision the individual has to make.
Audio record is prohibited?!?! That's bullshit! How the fuck are we supposed to get these pigs accountable. They only protect themselves from being prosecuted.
Was this honestly ever a question? Putting camera's in people's faces and instantly acting like you know every law to the T and want to argue doesn't help any case. Treat one like you want to be treated. The asshat in the beggining spouting off Appeals court and threatening lawsuit doesn't help your case. Also threatening to "deal with it at a department level" is a joke, you are in no control how they deal with it. Once your report is filed, they determine how to move on.
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To clarify my last comment, I don't mean that he doesn't in fact follow their own laws (as best as he knows) but rather it is concerning that he wouldn't even understand that not all cops do always follow the law, and that is the reason you wanted to record. It isn't an attack on him, he seemed like a pretty decent officer, but simply understanding that not all officers are is important.
I would say he acted professional, except for his two comments that made it clear he didn't care to serve, but viewed you guys as criminal "That's a risk I'm willing to take" in response to him potentially violating the law. I'm glad he thought better of it and looked it up. The second was "we do not break our own laws, I don't understand why this would even be necessary [to record]". Laughable. Let's just take your word when it is ON film others NOT following the law. THAT is why people record.
There is no such expectation that it is not being intercepted, as it is done openly and he was notified, so no additional court ruling should have been necessary. It is sad that it had to be it.
Not only have the courts ruled you can audio record, on many occasions, but even based on NH law (RSA 570 A-1) you can record in public openly, as the only communication subject to the wiretapping law are oral communication, and telecommunications. This is obviously not telecommunication, and oral communication is defined as " communication uttered by a person exhibiting an expectation that such communication is not subject to interception under circumstances justifying such expectation."
Lol, I would like you to stop audio recording me so I can take you in a private room and secretly audio record your complaint. Police audio record people all the time when in custody or with cameras on squad cars. This is about control and domination never forget that.
The officer is using anything he can to prevent the recording.Officers at times take various complaints in the field where it is legal to record.Officers record audio and video with equipment that is in their cars mounted in the station and portable devices that some use while questioning people and in some cases being recorded in a courtroom which is also a public forum.My point is I don't understand why the lieutenant does not feel comfortable being recorded.
Great video. I do have to say that your "lawyer friend" needs to learn to when his words are only escalating a situation instead of helping it. What happened after your complaint.....both of them?
The cop is full of shit.. he is a lying pig.. and hates cameras. If he was law abiding, he would welcome the camera.Fuck him I would give him 90 days...hes a lying fuck
From what I can tell, he is a good cop. With a rogue government like we have today, it would be impossible to ALWAYS know every new regulation without first being informed. Cops are people too, and usually I say that because cops are being assholes and abusing their authority- but in this case, it is in defense of the officer. Once he learned of the new policy, he responded professionally. The precinct itself has rules he has to follow, UNTIL they are changed. Good cop, on the evidence.
@Menotellinu He is not a good cop. He is incompetent because he does not know the law. He also has buddies to intimidate, whom he called up immediately.
@sceptreofjudah He may be re-evaluating himself and learning a lesson, hence he may become a good cop in the future. There's hope. Lawmen must learn to think and act as individuals for what is right, not act as a gang of pack animals.
The cop was in the wrong by threatening them with arrest, certainly, but once he understood that his position was incorrect, he showed appropriate contrition. I have to admit that given the situation--the dereliction of duty among officers--the recording of the event really does make sense. That said, it's a shame on the part of the police department that they did not let him videotape the complaint in the name of transparency.
@TheMadronas Orly? I believe that reporting a physical assault to the police is what you're supposed to do. What would you do? Shove him back? Here in America, we strive to follow the rule of just law. We try not to devolve to violent anarchy. Kokesh is a trained combat Marine. He showed admirable restraint, & chose the civilized, legal course of action.
@TheMadronas OH I AGREE SO MUCH ON THAT STATEMENT...You handle it there man to man.He should have said touch me again and I'll deck you.Actually under the law he had a right to defend himself.What took place in the police station was bogus.Adam's losing credibility when he does that stuff.Did you hear the the other guy say "you have a big lawsuit if he doesn't comply" with na smile on his face.It was an extortion attempt really.
I am not from America and I have no connection with America, however, I do follow what is happening in the world (in a big part, America) and I have to say, this cop acted in a very professional manner. He did everything he could within the limits of his profession. I take my hat off to the guy.
At first I was leaning bad cop, but I really appreciate when a person in a position of power is willing to be corrected and admit they were wrong. This guy really is a good cop.
Blind respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth. - Albert Einstein. Adam sees clearly when it is healthy to respect authority and when it is not. I have massive amounts of respect for this man and I think he's one of the great role models of our generation.
I can see why being taped might be threatening because its easy for people manipulate the situation or later manipulate a recording to make the officer look bad. I would not say this was a good cop persay but he's not a bad cop either. At least he was willing to look at the law and work with these guys rather than just throw them to the ground and tazer them without any discussion.
like anything at all will happen to any of them, they do as they please. you could tell by the look on his face that he thought it was a joke, those statements hit the trash sure as shit
Good cop, even though it could said the complain is a bit frivolous in that no one was really hurt, at the very least. Cops will gradually become attuned that in this daybn age citizens can hold them accountable like never before and will help diminish abuses of power n police brutality, and will become even better public servants.
This is an example of power versus the perceived weaklings. At these rallies, Ron Paul supporters should have a point-man and a cameraman who are flanked by two big security guys to counter whatever muscle comes their way. I'd have the security guys dressed in suits with laminated badges that says SECURITY. Having some muscle would deter assaults and force the opposition to politely ask Paul supporters to step back.
Ok man, I like you a lot and I can understand what you're doing, but why are you reporting an assault on a guy who grabbed your shoulder? I mean you're not a wimpy guy, you can handle his hand gripping your arm for about 5 seconds or so. I assume that it's in the name of exercizing your rights, but don't you think it's kinda silly?
@itsmedude1020 walk up to a private security officer and push him for no reason see what happens this guys fighting for your freedoms your questions silly
@rolandholland82 This is true, but my question was not silly, it was a very valid question. Sure, if I were to push a security officer he would probably attack and detain me, but that man didn't push Adam from what I saw, he simply grabbed his shoulder and maybe forcefully steered him in a particular direction. Rude? Very yes. An assault worthy of reporting to the police station? I personally don't think so. I'm open to argument, I welcome it actually it's just that at this point I find it silly
AT FIRST I THOUGHT HE WAS A TYPICAL EGO COP as it developed I trusted the guy ,,,I and then I even liked the guy....thx adam we need more cops like this
Looks like you guys are just out looking for trouble. Trying to play the victims but are instigating trouble. You play tough with cameras in their face and try to egg them on. You guys are ridiculous. Major Kudos to the officer!!
@santosLhalper666 What else can you play tough with when they have guns? Notice how they change their tone when they notice that the officer is actually a decent person. They even show appreciation and compliment the guy, and apologize for themselves. It's not like they're out to bully good cops, but rather expose derelict officers. The quote "who watches the watchers" comes to mind. Someone has to police the police, and it shouldn't be the police themselves.
Why Adam of all people do you think it's the governments place to punish another human being for grabbing your arm? Should the police use force against that man for grabbing your arm? This whole video resembled a child going to mommy and daddy because his brother grabbed him. Embarrassing all around for everyone in this video. You could hear the eggshells cracking beneath everyone's feet. Are we even human anymore?
4:19 No, he is a PUBLIC SERVANT on the clock and is accountable to the public while on duty. He is required to identify himself, show official ID (although they wear name tags to avoid haring to produce the ID), and have his badge number visible at all times. He can not conceal his identity while on duty.
2:41 I don't understand why the preclusion of the camera is harming him, If HE is doing nothing wrong then he shouldn't have an objection. Makes you wonder about his true intentions.
The internal offices are still PUBLIC. The cops are AT WORK AS PUBLIC SERVANTS. He interprets the law incorrectly. There is no expectation of privacy when they are performing official duties. I understand wanting to get the complaint in and it was obvious the cops budged as much as they were willing. Maybe they will learn and understand better. The officer was professional and I applaud that. Hopefully, he can understand the law better. But above average for a police officer. Thanks officer.
LOVE FEST AT THE END!!! COUGH COUGH PUKE!!! OK, so if that cop was a good cop, he would care more about Adam being assaulted than whether his employer, the public, wants to audio record him.
a monopolistic gang of tyrants hiding behind unconstitutional laws.
"Rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add ‘within the limits of the law’, because law is often but the tyrant’s will, and always so when it violates the rights of the individual."
He appeared to be an honest cop following steps and procedures. What impressed me was his level of cooperation. In my experience it's difficult to engage in any conversation or even argue a point. My bias is not in favor of police but This one is setting a good example and I am pleased.
its a shame Adam gets flack for attempting to do the honorable thing here and prosecute the guy via the legal system instead of simply defending himself when the guy laid hands on him. im pretty sure it was only the initial shock that saved the guy.
What I don't get is if you go into a police station and say your a victim, wouldn't you want to make the victim feel comfortable as possible so you can get on the case and get justice for those involved and find the truth.
saddening
Don't feel bad Adam I just got Fired from my job for being Safe... lol We have Tons of work to do to fix this once great nation and now we got the Military pissing on the dead as they are better then other human beings as a whole.
LEO's take notice. If you respect us, we'll respect you. Once mutual respect has been reached, we can finally work together and make our communities much safer.
@djgrooveline Judges interpret the law. Police enforce it but are often ignorant of it. Cops are taught very little about it and their superiors almost never tell them of changes to legal precedent that affect what they can and can't do. Police in the U.S. receive almost no training compared to most other western countries. Some places require 2 years of training. The U.S. requires only a month or two in many places.
I think he is one of the good cops honestly. I have been critical of the bad behavior by cops with Occupy protestors, but this Lt. is actually having a dialogue respectfully, and even double checks the laws in this case. I wish we saw more cops like him in the big cities like NY and LA where they instead abused power. I'd be glad to have this officer in my town.
Im all for liberty but I wouldnt want a camera or tape recorder on me personally. Remember there is a human being behind that uniform or badge. I like you Adam but stop annoying people.
Im an Adam and WeAreChange supporter, but they need to cut these people a break.. they do these things because they know it causes controversy and then they make these cops look bad. He was nice to you, all he had to do was turn of the vid or the audio.. seriously guys cut down on the drama.
I give him credit for looking up the law, and even more for admitting he was wrong. He was even pleasant after being proven wrong. I think an awful lot of cops can learn from his example. I still think he didnt have to be argumentative in the beginning tho..
Started off a bit shaky, but he turned out to be a great cop and a stand up guy all around. Very nice.
SomebodyPickaName 1 day ago
He like most are good cops.
MJWill1 2 days ago
good cop
Foderick 1 week ago
This cop was a Stand Up Man! he did not know and looked into it! My hat is off to the Pig! I mean cop, or po... whatever!!!
Rimdoggg74 1 week ago
to all persons n government, u r here to protect our freedoms not take them away!
guhnatcat 1 week ago
the problem i see here, is that the law is what the officer says it is, unless the citizen knows the law and is able to repeat it to the officer and prove him wrong. otherwise, the law is WHATEVER the officer CLAIMS it is. you can see here that the officer seemed very confident in his knowledge of the law and that he was willing to arrest them for audio recording. if they didnt know the law and he arrested them, would that be their fault? or his? just some things to think about.
Fyreguy16 1 week ago
the Hudson police are increidably corupt and have been involved in numerous civil rights voilations
1970darkstar 1 week ago
he is a good officer...
sup3rrn0va 1 week ago
thing is the police station IS a private corporate building, so yea they can have their way in recording you but not allowing others to record them,
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
@iamaronpaulblican You are correct to an extent. The lobby is open to the public, so it is considered a public place. Once you go past the doors beyond the lobby, then you must abide by their rules for that facility.
1775novten 1 week ago
@1775novten uhm no, i am completely correct! do some investigation & you will see that all city and police "businesses" are private corporations, they are not here for & by the people anylonger, that ended a long time ago, they are privately owned & run (not something they like to advertise on the news) but if you ever wonder why when they do something bad noone gets punished unless it it a major stink, this is why, now i know this may seem hard for you to understand but this truely is the case
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
@iamaronpaulblican So is that why they weren't arrested or cited in this video?
1775novten 1 week ago
@1775novten if you were how quickly would that make a major impact to all your viewers, that you got arrested for trying to file a report to the cops & got arrested for filming in the lobby,
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
@iamaronpaulblican The bottom line is that the lobby is open to the public so there is no expectation of privacy in the lobby of a police station. Now I'm sure a department can say that they don't want people filming in their lobby and can force people out who don't follow those rules. But they can not be arrested for wiretap - at best they could be arrested for trespass if they refuse to leave.
1775novten 1 week ago
@1775novten well yea i agree with this whole entire statement, yet this was not the premise of our debate, just like the fed. bank is private so too is the city police,
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
@iamaronpaulblican I thought it was the debate. The Lt in the video threatened to arrest them under the wiretap law and Adam explained to him that with the new ruling of Glik v Cunniffe that citizens were allowed to audio and video record agents of the government in the conduct of their jobs while in the public or publicly accessible areas.
1775novten 1 week ago
@1775novten no that was your debate with them, i said that the cop station was a private location & like walmart, they can't just arrest you for filming, but they are pushing for complete control
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
@iamaronpaulblican Then yes I agree with you that a police station is viewed as private property, just like a business.
1775novten 1 week ago
@1775novten they are not trying to expose themselves and lose their cover & truthfully not that many even working for the department know that they are not there to really serve & protect their fellow citizens, they are just following orders & doing as they are told to the best of their abilities, just like most people don't even know that they don't need to have a drivers license to drive a car on any roadway, read the dmv manuel, i bet you won't find it in there, yet you carry the license? hmm
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
@iamaronpaulblican I just went to my State's DMV manual and it states "Driving is a privilege, not a right." and "Whenever you drive, you must carry a valid driver’s license or learner’s permit with you."
So you can claim to be sovereign and exempt, but the sad truth is that the government owns all the land and everything on it.
1775novten 1 week ago
@1775novten if they own everything, then you are just a tool for them to use, you have no rights,like a garden hose & they can do whatever they want to you without any worry about rights or freedoms,
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
@iamaronpaulblican That is correct. A government has to power to order its agent to round people up and throw them into fire pits or gas chambers if they don't comply with their every demand. This has happened over and over through human history. However, most governments will appease their citizens with certain rights, so they will continue to work for them and earn them tax revenue to fund their military and police force.
1775novten 1 week ago
@1775novten yea its truely amazing most americans blind themselves to this fact, really sad, well its been great but i have to go, keep up the good work, god bless & take care, its nice to see more shepards in this land, we have soooo many sheep here
iamaronpaulblican 1 week ago
NO,, You are not an Individual when you are in uniform.... You give your as an individual/regular citizen give out your rigths and become an employee of USA corporation. ( nothing to do with the Constitution and in Violation of the Constitution) and about YOU policy .. you are wrong.. your police can't violate the US constitution and the Bill of Rights.
ELMATRACA69 1 week ago
FUCK THE POLICE Any one who wants to be cop has physiological problems
LOVETROLL69ME 2 weeks ago
this is so fucking gay - so pretentious and irritating - can we just get this inevitable civil war over and done with as the new world order clearly wants...
ShnuckFuckle 2 weeks ago
look up imbatman57 in youtube & talkshoe.com, how to deal with authority, police & courts WITHOUT paperwork, they is plenty of audio... peace and blessings from england
Harv7340 2 weeks ago
I think the officer and everyone handled this well,courtesy is the key to opening the door to communication.
deb1926 2 weeks ago
He seems to be very professional.. I think he is a good cop from what I have seen. He at least took the time to see what the law was as recording him. Alot of cops would of gotten a big head and used there authority to do what they wanted to do
biggdogind 2 weeks ago
i understand why he said that he wasnt comfortable. however as an officer he should allowed to be recorded. Hs handled it well. he was a professional. but once he put that badge on he became a public servant, while he is in that uniform he has no privacy
gmsm520 2 weeks ago
I don't think the cop was posing for the camera. He's simply not a thug. Maybe that's why they keep him behind a desk instead of on the street cracking heads. Way to politely assert your rights too guys. If you don't use 'em, you loose 'em.
kilgoretroutcanada 2 weeks ago
im ready for war on cops when we all get shitty enough but this was profesh not bad cop
dbrewerbrewer 2 weeks ago
.. in the "sanctity" of our facility! Give me a break!
CalebDelibasich 2 weeks ago
All cops are bad. Initiating force is immoral. A magical piece of paper called the 'constitution' doesn't give people the authority to attack innocent civilians.
kamikazee55 2 weeks ago
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I lived in Hudson, NH from the age of 2 to 29 and I can tell you that the Hudson, NH Police Department is one of the most corrupt police departments in the state next to Nashua PD. Numerous Police officers have engaged in Illegal and corrupt behavior. Numerous citizens have been harassed, had their civil rights violated and murdered. How they received CALEA Accreditation is absolutely baffling. If you're traveling through Hudson NH be cautious and ready to stand up for your rights.
mainmedic 2 weeks ago
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mainmedic 2 weeks ago
Well its about time someone found one that knows how to still act a human being!!
chllywllyd 3 weeks ago
I still think this pig is a asshole. He's only being polite because he's being recording and made himself look like an ass for not knowing the laws.
nintendo007 3 weeks ago
@nintendo007 that "pig" is a human as well...so unless you are faultless in your life you have no right to say anything
sniping12 2 weeks ago
@sniping12 I have" no right to say anything," who are you Big Brother? Tell that to the first amendment.
nintendo007 2 weeks ago
@nintendo007 I disagree with your definition of this officer. He is a person who started off wrong but was willing to be corrected. I don't know of anyone who can't relate to that myself included. I would also like to say that anyone that wants to has a right to act like an asshole or pig, but no one has a right to make me act like one. That is a decision the individual has to make.
kthunts09 2 weeks ago
Audio record is prohibited?!?! That's bullshit! How the fuck are we supposed to get these pigs accountable. They only protect themselves from being prosecuted.
nintendo007 3 weeks ago
The police record every private citizen they question so there is a double standard here
dwnwthisortofthing 3 weeks ago
Was this honestly ever a question? Putting camera's in people's faces and instantly acting like you know every law to the T and want to argue doesn't help any case. Treat one like you want to be treated. The asshat in the beggining spouting off Appeals court and threatening lawsuit doesn't help your case. Also threatening to "deal with it at a department level" is a joke, you are in no control how they deal with it. Once your report is filed, they determine how to move on.
hinshawwrx 3 weeks ago
these people are idiots. why would they go into a police department looking for a problem.
buewave26 3 weeks ago
@buewave26 You must be the idiot. They went there to make a complain for assault.
WatchPolitician 3 weeks ago
@buewave26 They weren't looking for a problem, they just want it documented on video.
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kingdobbs1 3 weeks ago
To clarify my last comment, I don't mean that he doesn't in fact follow their own laws (as best as he knows) but rather it is concerning that he wouldn't even understand that not all cops do always follow the law, and that is the reason you wanted to record. It isn't an attack on him, he seemed like a pretty decent officer, but simply understanding that not all officers are is important.
bones343 3 weeks ago
I would say he acted professional, except for his two comments that made it clear he didn't care to serve, but viewed you guys as criminal "That's a risk I'm willing to take" in response to him potentially violating the law. I'm glad he thought better of it and looked it up. The second was "we do not break our own laws, I don't understand why this would even be necessary [to record]". Laughable. Let's just take your word when it is ON film others NOT following the law. THAT is why people record.
bones343 3 weeks ago
There is no such expectation that it is not being intercepted, as it is done openly and he was notified, so no additional court ruling should have been necessary. It is sad that it had to be it.
bones343 3 weeks ago
Not only have the courts ruled you can audio record, on many occasions, but even based on NH law (RSA 570 A-1) you can record in public openly, as the only communication subject to the wiretapping law are oral communication, and telecommunications. This is obviously not telecommunication, and oral communication is defined as " communication uttered by a person exhibiting an expectation that such communication is not subject to interception under circumstances justifying such expectation."
bones343 3 weeks ago
Did they frisk you before you entered the building?
patrickrfaul 1 month ago
Lol, I would like you to stop audio recording me so I can take you in a private room and secretly audio record your complaint. Police audio record people all the time when in custody or with cameras on squad cars. This is about control and domination never forget that.
kryz24v 1 month ago
The officer is using anything he can to prevent the recording.Officers at times take various complaints in the field where it is legal to record.Officers record audio and video with equipment that is in their cars mounted in the station and portable devices that some use while questioning people and in some cases being recorded in a courtroom which is also a public forum.My point is I don't understand why the lieutenant does not feel comfortable being recorded.
ctg18158 1 month ago
Great video. I do have to say that your "lawyer friend" needs to learn to when his words are only escalating a situation instead of helping it. What happened after your complaint.....both of them?
thelastbill1 1 month ago
"This is the first time ever that anyone has ever challenged him" That is the problem, citizens do not know or stand up for their rights.
projeckt2501 1 month ago
"Because I'm not comfortable with it" Heh, what happened to authorities' auto-response "WELL IF YOU HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE!"
Panaceamedia 1 month ago
The cop is full of shit.. he is a lying pig.. and hates cameras. If he was law abiding, he would welcome the camera.Fuck him I would give him 90 days...hes a lying fuck
MrWtfchuck 1 month ago 3
Failure to perform a basic police function.
PBFJV 1 month ago
AWESOME!!!!!!!
yellowjacketf4i 1 month ago
Professional
Craigres11 1 month ago
great cop.
markman090 1 month ago
good, but you guys are total dicks.
Sherblock 1 month ago
good cop?
nooobie1 1 month ago
Good cop
daltonsbadboy 1 month ago
...It will be interesting to see where this goes, probably in the round file, if I had to take a guess. lol
vachief 1 month ago
From what I can tell, he is a good cop. With a rogue government like we have today, it would be impossible to ALWAYS know every new regulation without first being informed. Cops are people too, and usually I say that because cops are being assholes and abusing their authority- but in this case, it is in defense of the officer. Once he learned of the new policy, he responded professionally. The precinct itself has rules he has to follow, UNTIL they are changed. Good cop, on the evidence.
Menotellinu 1 month ago 17
@Menotellinu And yet, private citizens are expected to know every law. Ignorance is no excuse.
jsw522 1 month ago
@Menotellinu He is not a good cop. He is incompetent because he does not know the law. He also has buddies to intimidate, whom he called up immediately.
sceptreofjudah 4 weeks ago
@sceptreofjudah He may be re-evaluating himself and learning a lesson, hence he may become a good cop in the future. There's hope. Lawmen must learn to think and act as individuals for what is right, not act as a gang of pack animals.
sceptreofjudah 4 weeks ago
@Menotellinu your 100%right.
WatchPolitician 3 weeks ago
Hand shaking in front of them, trash talking out of sight.
basbalfrk 1 month ago
a book of laws that make us the people and the enforcers of these laws both stupid
SNaRF66666666 1 month ago
The cop was in the wrong by threatening them with arrest, certainly, but once he understood that his position was incorrect, he showed appropriate contrition. I have to admit that given the situation--the dereliction of duty among officers--the recording of the event really does make sense. That said, it's a shame on the part of the police department that they did not let him videotape the complaint in the name of transparency.
marcusm999 1 month ago
All they're doing is instigating problems with their shitty fucking attitudes, show respect to recieve respect.
SKATEyD3STROY 1 month ago in playlist More videos from AdamKokesh
I am a cop ... And a Ron Paul supporter. I wouldn't give a rats ass if you recorded me.
jlaurencew 1 month ago 2
Douche Cops !
glenvez1 1 month ago
Why are you trolling to police?
Macwylee 1 month ago
ACAB = All Cops Are Bastards. Film The police every chance you get!
TheMitchellCrooks 1 month ago
Lt Dyac is the type of police officer that every town should have.
C6YJPCZX 1 month ago
Well, aside from the fact that his paycheck is funded via gunpoint....ehh.......
trentstrong 1 month ago
Bad cop.
baggytheo 1 month ago
This whole issue never would have happened if Adam didn't go out of his way to be a know-it-all jackass. Epic douchebaggery.
soSiccK 1 month ago
@soSiccK agree
jerryb19531953 1 month ago
The officer should be commended.
def44 1 month ago 25
@def44 I wish all the police I met were so.
FibonacciSequence125 3 weeks ago
It's really cool too see cops who enjoy learning and respect the Constitutional Law.
TheUnitedNewsNetwork 1 month ago in playlist More videos from AdamKokesh 2
A man should not run to the cops because another man 'shoved' him. That is pathetic.
TheMadronas 1 month ago
@TheMadronas Orly? I believe that reporting a physical assault to the police is what you're supposed to do. What would you do? Shove him back? Here in America, we strive to follow the rule of just law. We try not to devolve to violent anarchy. Kokesh is a trained combat Marine. He showed admirable restraint, & chose the civilized, legal course of action.
Booofrthefirst 1 month ago
@TheMadronas OH I AGREE SO MUCH ON THAT STATEMENT...You handle it there man to man.He should have said touch me again and I'll deck you.Actually under the law he had a right to defend himself.What took place in the police station was bogus.Adam's losing credibility when he does that stuff.Did you hear the the other guy say "you have a big lawsuit if he doesn't comply" with na smile on his face.It was an extortion attempt really.
jerryb19531953 1 month ago
I am not from America and I have no connection with America, however, I do follow what is happening in the world (in a big part, America) and I have to say, this cop acted in a very professional manner. He did everything he could within the limits of his profession. I take my hat off to the guy.
P.S.....Adam, I love your work.
scotthart2 1 month ago 2
How would this have ended without the camera?
mchappell13 1 month ago
@mchappell13 prolly jail time hahaha
DirtyA13 1 month ago
At first I was leaning bad cop, but I really appreciate when a person in a position of power is willing to be corrected and admit they were wrong. This guy really is a good cop.
iPhTx3 1 month ago 2
Blind respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth. - Albert Einstein. Adam sees clearly when it is healthy to respect authority and when it is not. I have massive amounts of respect for this man and I think he's one of the great role models of our generation.
children0fthegrave 1 month ago
good cop
mdsklz 1 month ago
Wow, no audio aloud, and no witnesses aloud in New Hampshire to file civil charges.
paulcoonan 1 month ago
I can see why being taped might be threatening because its easy for people manipulate the situation or later manipulate a recording to make the officer look bad. I would not say this was a good cop persay but he's not a bad cop either. At least he was willing to look at the law and work with these guys rather than just throw them to the ground and tazer them without any discussion.
TubingWithMyGnomies 1 month ago
any other state than nh he would have been tazed and curb stomped 2 minutes in.
SUPERSTUD6000 1 month ago
like anything at all will happen to any of them, they do as they please. you could tell by the look on his face that he thought it was a joke, those statements hit the trash sure as shit
81onedeep 1 month ago
Filing an assaualt complaint because a man touched you is crap! Get a life...
TheMadronas 1 month ago in playlist More videos from AdamKokesh
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@TheMadronas "Filing an assaualt complaint because a man touched you is crap! Get a life..."
the purpose is to get on record that this is how newt's security behaves.
SUPERSTUD6000 1 month ago
@TheMadronas So... if you're minding you're own business and someone just jumps out of their car and shoves you... don't do anything about it?
TubingWithMyGnomies 1 month ago
Good cop? Excellent cop need more public servants that are willing to understand the very laws they are sworn to uphold.
jhamrman 1 month ago
Excellent Cop... Lt Dyac if you see this post please google Oath Keepers and become a member.
LotusExigeDragon 1 month ago in playlist More videos from AdamKokesh
The victory here was the diplomacy maintained between gentlemen
smokeystarr 1 month ago
Lieutenant Dyac is a good cop.
JR3289 1 month ago
Good cop, even though it could said the complain is a bit frivolous in that no one was really hurt, at the very least. Cops will gradually become attuned that in this daybn age citizens can hold them accountable like never before and will help diminish abuses of power n police brutality, and will become even better public servants.
MaribelTipton 1 month ago
Dyac=Good Cop
This is an example of power versus the perceived weaklings. At these rallies, Ron Paul supporters should have a point-man and a cameraman who are flanked by two big security guys to counter whatever muscle comes their way. I'd have the security guys dressed in suits with laminated badges that says SECURITY. Having some muscle would deter assaults and force the opposition to politely ask Paul supporters to step back.
ComaNationUSA 1 month ago 2
Ok man, I like you a lot and I can understand what you're doing, but why are you reporting an assault on a guy who grabbed your shoulder? I mean you're not a wimpy guy, you can handle his hand gripping your arm for about 5 seconds or so. I assume that it's in the name of exercizing your rights, but don't you think it's kinda silly?
itsmedude1020 1 month ago
@itsmedude1020 walk up to a private security officer and push him for no reason see what happens this guys fighting for your freedoms your questions silly
rolandholland82 1 month ago
@rolandholland82 This is true, but my question was not silly, it was a very valid question. Sure, if I were to push a security officer he would probably attack and detain me, but that man didn't push Adam from what I saw, he simply grabbed his shoulder and maybe forcefully steered him in a particular direction. Rude? Very yes. An assault worthy of reporting to the police station? I personally don't think so. I'm open to argument, I welcome it actually it's just that at this point I find it silly
itsmedude1020 1 month ago
AT FIRST I THOUGHT HE WAS A TYPICAL EGO COP as it developed I trusted the guy ,,,I and then I even liked the guy....thx adam we need more cops like this
bradmcclain 1 month ago
@bradmcclain Hes on camera in uniform at his station? How would you expect him to behave?
littledogterrell20 1 month ago
Good Cop - it takes a man to admit that he's wrong. That cop was a man about it.
Many of the laws have become so complicated, that police officers depend on the SA to sort out cases. Its an issue that starts with the legislation.
Good work, as usual, Adam. Right on, to your colleagues too!
fargley001 1 month ago
aaaaaaaaaaaaawkwardddd.
lasarahxox 1 month ago
Looks like you guys are just out looking for trouble. Trying to play the victims but are instigating trouble. You play tough with cameras in their face and try to egg them on. You guys are ridiculous. Major Kudos to the officer!!
santosLhalper666 1 month ago
@santosLhalper666 What else can you play tough with when they have guns? Notice how they change their tone when they notice that the officer is actually a decent person. They even show appreciation and compliment the guy, and apologize for themselves. It's not like they're out to bully good cops, but rather expose derelict officers. The quote "who watches the watchers" comes to mind. Someone has to police the police, and it shouldn't be the police themselves.
xgreciandelightx 1 month ago
why cant I like or dislike comments?
santosLhalper666 1 month ago
@santosLhalper666 dude, my thumbs up never show either. it sucks.
itsmedude1020 1 month ago
Why Adam of all people do you think it's the governments place to punish another human being for grabbing your arm? Should the police use force against that man for grabbing your arm? This whole video resembled a child going to mommy and daddy because his brother grabbed him. Embarrassing all around for everyone in this video. You could hear the eggshells cracking beneath everyone's feet. Are we even human anymore?
sgreeneideas 1 month ago 2
you go in you are a goner. they already say come in one at a time. with some many against you, what is your chances... f*** the police.
docintel 1 month ago
You guys did a great job. Can't wait to hear how this one turns out.
standupgun 1 month ago
1 at a time..... nope!
iliekmudkipz69 1 month ago
You have some serious balls Adam...lol
mckinneykevin 1 month ago
adam please research rod class on "offer and acceptance" its an eye opener
th86stone 1 month ago
7:55 "we can render a decision.." wrf? , you and your "town attorney"(LOL) are NOT judges.
th86stone 1 month ago
5:50 LOL
th86stone 1 month ago
4:19 No, he is a PUBLIC SERVANT on the clock and is accountable to the public while on duty. He is required to identify himself, show official ID (although they wear name tags to avoid haring to produce the ID), and have his badge number visible at all times. He can not conceal his identity while on duty.
th86stone 1 month ago
2:41 I don't understand why the preclusion of the camera is harming him, If HE is doing nothing wrong then he shouldn't have an objection. Makes you wonder about his true intentions.
th86stone 1 month ago
I FUCKING LOVE THIS KIND OF FOOTAGE YOU HAVE NO IDEA
MOAR
inxyTrolls 1 month ago
Confused cop. He knows the truth, he's just doing what he's told.
kylio27 1 month ago
Good cop.
MrLaughingHeart 1 month ago 36
Ignorant cop!
KNIFEURNECK 1 month ago
The internal offices are still PUBLIC. The cops are AT WORK AS PUBLIC SERVANTS. He interprets the law incorrectly. There is no expectation of privacy when they are performing official duties. I understand wanting to get the complaint in and it was obvious the cops budged as much as they were willing. Maybe they will learn and understand better. The officer was professional and I applaud that. Hopefully, he can understand the law better. But above average for a police officer. Thanks officer.
petertrast 1 month ago
Talking law to cops just pisses them off. They're not lawyers after all xD
JewTube001 1 month ago
He was a good cop for sure.
jeremywendelin 1 month ago
LOVE FEST AT THE END!!! COUGH COUGH PUKE!!! OK, so if that cop was a good cop, he would care more about Adam being assaulted than whether his employer, the public, wants to audio record him.
limitedgovt999 1 month ago
He's a cool guy.
dontkeepthisname 1 month ago
BAD COPS HAVE SOMETHING TO HIDE.
solomonkane23 1 month ago
Awesome cop! Lieutenant Dyac for sheriff!
btdarcy911 1 month ago
a monopolistic gang of tyrants hiding behind unconstitutional laws.
"Rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add ‘within the limits of the law’, because law is often but the tyrant’s will, and always so when it violates the rights of the individual."
Thomas Jefferson
MedicalMarijuanaMini 1 month ago in playlist More videos from AdamKokesh
He appeared to be an honest cop following steps and procedures. What impressed me was his level of cooperation. In my experience it's difficult to engage in any conversation or even argue a point. My bias is not in favor of police but This one is setting a good example and I am pleased.
undeadgods 1 month ago
its a shame Adam gets flack for attempting to do the honorable thing here and prosecute the guy via the legal system instead of simply defending himself when the guy laid hands on him. im pretty sure it was only the initial shock that saved the guy.
mailrjmathews 1 month ago
What I don't get is if you go into a police station and say your a victim, wouldn't you want to make the victim feel comfortable as possible so you can get on the case and get justice for those involved and find the truth.
saddening
Don't feel bad Adam I just got Fired from my job for being Safe... lol We have Tons of work to do to fix this once great nation and now we got the Military pissing on the dead as they are better then other human beings as a whole.
Budvb 1 month ago
LEO's take notice. If you respect us, we'll respect you. Once mutual respect has been reached, we can finally work together and make our communities much safer.
DJAnthonyillWill 1 month ago
good cop, but he's on camera
controlfreakssuckass 1 month ago
I called the Hudson PD and thanked him for his professionalism. Give them a call, we have to start "rewarding" and reinforcing good practices.
603-886-6011
ambientsummer 1 month ago 34
That man is a true officer of the law. He has nothing but my respect.
ambientsummer 1 month ago
he seems like a good enough person
DaveTheBluesMan16 1 month ago
he's on duty? he's no longer has individual rights
marniespeaks 1 month ago 2
corporate pig cop punk
bigmikey1979 1 month ago
you see them other two officers are staying out of this
OneNation2525 1 month ago
He's a good cop, you're a cunt.
snipzor 1 month ago
@snipzor shut up troll shill punk
bigmikey1979 1 month ago
@snipzor paid govt douchebag. we ready for you lil boy...
bigmikey1979 1 month ago
@bigmikey1979 Pff, what must it be like to be such a paranoid nutcase, always worried about the affiliations of everyone around them. Must be fun.
snipzor 1 month ago
is it his job to interpret the law? or code enforcement?
djgrooveline 1 month ago
@djgrooveline Judges interpret the law. Police enforce it but are often ignorant of it. Cops are taught very little about it and their superiors almost never tell them of changes to legal precedent that affect what they can and can't do. Police in the U.S. receive almost no training compared to most other western countries. Some places require 2 years of training. The U.S. requires only a month or two in many places.
cremice78 1 month ago
This is so bad ass, I got excited.
jhbombb 1 month ago
Adam, you guys tested him, and I think he passed the good cop test in how he handled things. BTW, love your channel and videos!
gcomerfo 1 month ago
I think he is one of the good cops honestly. I have been critical of the bad behavior by cops with Occupy protestors, but this Lt. is actually having a dialogue respectfully, and even double checks the laws in this case. I wish we saw more cops like him in the big cities like NY and LA where they instead abused power. I'd be glad to have this officer in my town.
gcomerfo 1 month ago
@gcomerfo he checked it after much prodding though. they cash that check pretty easy for a whole lot of nothing.
djgrooveline 1 month ago
Im all for liberty but I wouldnt want a camera or tape recorder on me personally. Remember there is a human being behind that uniform or badge. I like you Adam but stop annoying people.
Laiboy86 1 month ago
@Laiboy86
I stand corrected for the ending was great Adam!
Shit he was probably a Ron Paul supporter.
Laiboy86 1 month ago
Im an Adam and WeAreChange supporter, but they need to cut these people a break.. they do these things because they know it causes controversy and then they make these cops look bad. He was nice to you, all he had to do was turn of the vid or the audio.. seriously guys cut down on the drama.
terrorz94 1 month ago
Mostly good cop i hope
DaveTheBluesMan16 1 month ago
I give him credit for looking up the law, and even more for admitting he was wrong. He was even pleasant after being proven wrong. I think an awful lot of cops can learn from his example. I still think he didnt have to be argumentative in the beginning tho..
rmargle 1 month ago
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An amazing officer, only due to the video being there!
uman965 1 month ago