"Man Gets Traffic Camera Ticket WHILE IN ANOTHER STATE – This Is Insane!"

[00:00:00]Now, I'm going to be a little bit meaner than them, so uh please don't violate my rights. Normally, I wouldn't come to a city council meeting. I'm one of the county's pains in the ass. Historically, I stay out of the city, and the city stays out of my business. It was a pretty decent arrangement, but then y'all sent me one of these tickets from one of your AI red light cameras you have deemed as necessary infrastructure in your city. Thing about this is is I was in Simol, Alabama at the time I allegedly ran this red light downtown.

[00:00:26]How can I be in two places at once, you ask? Don't worry. I asked myself that, too. Outside of Scotty beating me up 30 miles in an instant, the only logical conclusion is I wasn't there. These things have been deemed unconstitutional for this for this reason. Because the enforcement action of 316.0083 unduly shifts the burden of proof to the vehicle owner, me, to prove my innocence rather than the state having to prove my guilt. Currently, I'm guilty by default.

[00:00:52]I've been convicted by a computer program.

[00:00:55]>> This is what we're talking about. AI false identifying people and the politicians say, "Oh, we need these cameras. Instead of fixing the intersection that they give 9,000 tickets a year at, they want to just figure out a new money grab." And when you try to fight them, they're so hard.

[00:01:13]The friction is so hard. You can't even find the website. You you you can never get out of their loop. You go to court.

[00:01:20]You you're arguing against a computer.

[00:01:23]It's impossible. And you're like, why is this a private corporation? Why is this owned by a guy named Carlos? Let's listen to what this guy has to say. And it all comes down to this new infrastructure. The president just signed a new order. And they're going to double down on quantum compute, $2 trillion worth of AI infrastructure in the next couple of years. Why?

[00:01:45]Surveillance war. We don't know. But all I know is good people are getting convicted of crimes that they never committed. Let's keep going. Usually, this whole mess of who committed the infraction is settled by a police officer pulling somebody over and actually witnessing them in the driver's seat. The AI camera doesn't do any driver verification whatsoever. To get your constitutionally mandated due process, you have to jump through hoops put up by automated enforcement division, a private company in Orlando that's owned by another corporation called Nava Global, which is owned by a Chilean Swedish millionaire named Carlos Hoffstead. So, not only does this process flow through a private company, our DMV records and personal registration information are accessible by a foreign actor, but anyway, AED sends you this paper. And if you want to fight this thing because you are wrongfully accused, me again, you can't just request a hearing through PPD or the courthouse. Remember, Carlos is involved. So, if you have to go through his company, his website, print off his paper, fill it out with enough information to take out a home loan, have it notorized, mail it to the foreign actor, Carlos in Orlando, and then wait for something from someone to tell you about a hearing. This is undue burden even to begin to try to get some kind of due process. Paying is super easy, though. Go figure. And about that, you can't pay cash. PPD doesn't accept it. Neither does Carlos. According to 31 USC 5103, all US currency and coins must be accepted for all government obligations, fines, fees, taxes, and due. So, not only does this whole thing violate constitutional due process, it violates federal law by not accepting US currency to satisfy a government action.

[00:03:23]Whoever thought this was a good idea is a self-loathing, America-hating, bureaucratic hobgoblin whose pockets probably got stacked with Carlos bucks.

[00:03:31]You got my attention, though. I'm going to become a more frequent voice down here working to expose frauds and petty tyrants. Congratulations. You all got yourselves a new pain in the ass.

[00:03:40]>> Good for him to stand up and fight. And you know what's wild? It's wild. I I had the same thing happen to me and it took me forever to go to the DMV and be like, "Why do I keep getting this ticket? The license plate has been gone off my truck for a long time. It's stuck to the side of my shed and you're giving me a ticket for it in South Florida. Get me out of this loop." And they never would fix it.

[00:04:02]but they'll keep sending you a bill with interest. And it's like with this, it's like why are politicians farming out the enforcement of traffic?

[00:04:14]This is in the city of Pensacola, okay?

[00:04:16]And Pensacola had its own problems with their parking uh tickets. They basically put these parking enforcement agencies over, you know, collecting the the parking tickets on city property, okay, downtown. But each one of them had a different kiosk and a different app and you couldn't figure out who to pay and sometimes they worked and sometimes they didn't. But they would give you a ticket that you would have to fight. And then the gall of the the mayor to come out and be like, "Well, I don't know anything's wrong with our our ticket system. It works for me." Meanwhile, the entire city is on Facebook showing their tickets, sitting next to their cars.

[00:04:57]Even when you went to the post office, they would give you a ticket. You're trying to go to a government facility.

[00:05:03]Okay. You're trying to use your ability to use the post office ticket. And then you're like, "Okay, I'm who do I fight this with, Carlos?

[00:05:11]Oh, it's the red sign, not the blue sign. Oh, now there's the green sign that you pay that one." And you're just like, "Well, I've got three apps now.

[00:05:18]Oh, no, no, no, no. You got to use the actual one in the parking lot." Well, which one? There's two of them. So confusing. And this is what happens when you let politicians try to figure out the basics. And you know, in my view, maybe they shouldn't have so much city property. If you can't control it, isn't that the way the government, you know, the our constitution works is like maybe it should be privatized if you can't figure out how to enforce all this. You know, it you should have some due process that you can go and cross-examine the witness that's got an accus accusation against you. instead it's a computer. I watched a guy go into a casino one day and their AI software said that this guy was another guy and they called the police and this young deputy comes in there and was like he didn't want to take their three forms of identification that he had in his wallet. He didn't want to take that uh maybe this isn't this guy and maybe AI isn't there yet and it's kind of messing this up. They booked him as a John Doe with a different with a different date of birth than what was on his driver's license. This is a true case. Okay. And then here we are, you know, in Pensacola, Florida, and this guy is getting a ticket for something he wasn't even the state in. Well, maybe if you could just say, "Hey, can I see your a receipt for you being in in uh Alabama, and we'll just wipe this clean." No, it'll take six months to clean up. and you'll argue with 10 people and then you'll go down to the DMV and they'll be like, "Well, there's nothing we can do.

[00:06:47]This is a private organization, sir. We got we got a lot of problems coming up with this data center stuff, this AI stuff." And it's not that I'm against AI. Probably going to have to have it in the future. It's the way it's been implemented by politicians that have no common sense on how to implement it. All these flock cameras, come on.

[00:07:08]That they can use government property to spy on the people and name it flock like you're sheep. You know, it's like comments down below. I know your thoughts. I just got to get off my high horse and this stuff. Maybe move on to some more content cuz my blood pressure gets up on this because the government oversight on us is getting scary.

[00:07:28]Getting scary. Remember what happened 5 years ago when they shut down the entire country? Now they got the ability to geo fence you and send you a ticket. See you guys later.