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Added:I'm part of whatever I'm doing right here, >> right? Violating the Fourth Amendment.
>> Cuz checkpoints in New York State legally have to have a turnoff point, a sign before the last turnoff. Your first sign is literally right here next to you guys. Literally right here next to you guys. Where's the dude notice before this checkpoint? Before the last turnoff that's supposed to be here by law, we're not stopping anybody unless they're in violation.
See what they're doing here? That that car is not at a complete stop. They are not stopping this car in the middle of the road and checking it, but they're they visibly inspected. They physically seen that as it was driving by. See what we got here. We'll do the check here.
Ah, this guy's got You're You're inspir [screaming] [laughter] Guys, we got some road work guys down here. The state police are going to do a little road work down. We're going to go help them do some road work.
>> Yeah, pull more up on the grass. People get need to get through here. I need to be able keep getting through here so I can troll these guys properly, you know.
>> Listen y'all, these kids want to act up in school. Want to go [music] to school and embarrass you. Want to make like they ain't got no home training. So I told my son, "Don't go to school and embarrass me no more. I'll take care of you, son. I give you anything you want.
I [music] discipline you, but you going to embarrass me like this." No. So now I'm going to cut his hair.
>> Oh, I got to ask you all.
[music] >> Hey, do me a favor. Guys, I saw you were in a restricted area. Now I want your identification.
>> You're not getting it.
>> Don't embarrass me. I told him, "Don't embarrass me." No. Today's video is going to be about some unconstitutional checkpoints that the state police and the state parks police are putting on.
These checkpoints took place on July 17th, 2026. And I say these because in this video we're going to cover two different checkpoints which were both live streamed. Both full live streams are linked in the description. But this video is going to combine 6 hours of live stream into one educational video.
So go ahead and hit that thumbs up. pipe this video and share it and definitely leave your comments because that's the best way to expose this unconstitutional behavior from our public servants. And the first thing we're going to ask these pirates is where is the due notice to this checkpoint which is required so that it abides by the United States Constitution and the Fourth Amendment.
>> Where's the due notice before this checkpoint before the last turnoff that's supposed to be here by law? not stopping anybody unless they're in violation.
>> There's two things I want you to notice about what he just said. Number one, he acknowledges that the checkpoint needs proper signage. Number two, he's claiming this isn't a checkpoint because they're not actually stopping the cars, which is really cute and all, but let's go ahead and take a look at what the courts would consider a checkpoint and whether it would be considered a seizure under the Fourth Amendment. What makes a checkpoint a checkpoint? Here's some simple factors that courts look at to determine the difference. physical implements or control of traffic. Road is blocked, narrowed, or funneled with cones, barriers, or with police vehicles. Drivers have no reasonable choice but to stop. Officers signaling drivers to stop when officers wave down motion or otherwise direct vehicles to pull over or stop. Those look awful lot like hand signals the officers using directing traffic, letting people know when to stop and go. Systematic stops of vehicles. Please stopping all vehicles or every nth vehicle using predetermined patterns. If the purpose is investigatory or regulatory, the primary purpose of the check is for something DUI, license, registration, seat belt, inspections, warrants, etc. The length and the nature of the detention.
vehicles are stopped, questioned, or inspected in a manner that it goes beyond a brief non-intrusive contact. If these factors are present, a court is more likely to find that a checkpoint exists. If a reasonable motorist would not feel free to drive on by, it is likely it is a checkpoint. All right, let's go ahead take a look at this chart here I've got for you guys so we can get an idea of what the difference is between what the officer claims that's not a checkpoint because they're not stopping everybody and it is a checkpoint because well you guys are going to be the judge of the public opinion. So make sure you leave your comments of which one you think it is or this is a checkpoint road narrows with cones and police cars all traffic funnel through one lane versus this is not a checkpoint police car parked on the shoulder traffic can pass through without stopping. What we all can physically observe is they set this up on a one-way road, funneled all the cars through it with police cars and cones.
For the second line, officers motioning to drivers, whether it's to stop, pull over, or to keep going versus officer stands on the shoulder without signaling to anyone to stop, observing for infractions and only pulling someone over they see without a seat belt. And what we're actually physically going to see here is officers using hand signals to stop drivers, check what they want, let them go, stop the next driver. And remember, it comes down to whether a reasonable person would believe they could just drive through or they would have to stop and abide by the officer giving the hand signals. And the third line there would be all vehicles are stopped or every third vehicle or every nth vehicle meaning a certain pattern set versus no pattern. Some cars pass, none are stopped except for the ones they visibly see with the violation. Now that we got that education part out of the way, we can get back to the video where you guys sit in the seat of the judge of public opinion. Go ahead and leave your comments on which one you think this is and if you think these guys are hypocrites or this is just a checkpoint that's not a checkpoint. And make sure you hype this video and hit that thumbs up with your comments because it's the best way to help the algorithm and get the exposure out on these oath breakers. And both DY checkpoints are linked in the description, live streamed in their entirety. These are just the highlights of the interactions operator.
Ah, that's what the guy on the end's doing down there at the radio. He's calling in the seat belters.
That's what the guy on the end's doing.
Around 2:00 p.m. on July 17th, 2026, I got a phone call from an Erie County family member stating that there was a very large police presence in front of the Safe Harbor on Ferman Boulevard that kind of resembled a checkpoint. So, with no delay, I headed down there. And when I got to this intersection right here, [music] [music] this is when I first noticed something suspicious when there was a state trooper set up with a radio in an unmarked car. And then the checkpoint that isn't a checkpoint is miraculously down here on both one ways kind of like well entrapment would you guys say this is looking sus this is looking suspicious illegal.
But once again, fam, for the facts on the operation that's about to go down on the court of public opinion, this is the last intersection before the checkpoint.
At this very point is where the sign should be stating that there is a checkpoint ahead. Otherwise, it's a violation of the Fourth Amendment because now it's not optional, fam. But the state police here clearly do not care about their oath of office or the constitution or your fourth amendment rights. Leave your comments if you seen a sign warning that the checkpoint was ahead.
That's what the guy on the end's doing.
Oh man. That's what we're That's what we're doing.
Toyota supposed to be a seat belt check. They don't have to have uh warning. They're claiming not a seat belt check, but it looks like they're doing a little more seat belt check down here.
Boulevard female driver.
>> They're doing a seat belt check for our safety, guys. They're checking the They're checking to see those seat belts. What was the keyboard drive overrain?
>> Take a time. Take a time.
>> Wait a minute. I thought we were just a seat belt check.
>> What happened? It's just a seat belt check.
We're writing inspection. Now we're stopping for inspections, too.
driver.
>> They got no warning out before this.
I don't think there's proper legal signage for this >> this kind of action.
>> All right, no problem. Just take time for me then. All right.
>> Where's the proper signage for this unlawful unconstitutional uh checkpoint?
I thought this was just a seat belt check. You guys are just checking seat belts as people are driving by, not stopping people. Now we're stopping them for everything down here.
Wow.
No signage.
Unconstitutional.
Oh, integrity. Where's the proper signage down here, sir?
We we we don't care about the constitution.
We're just illegal checkpoint supposed to be due warning. People are These are supposed to be optional. That's the only way they're legal. And you guys are doing an unlawful one. What happened to just a seat belt check, bud?
Now we're down here stopping everybody asking questions, looking at inspections, too. Huh?
You guys going to get the right signage out or you just going to keep pulling this illegally?
>> Hey, where are you? Where you from?
Where are you going?
Where? Just a seat belt check. Where you going?
Oh my god. I never see anything like this.
Is that Constitution free zone?
We got the state police and the state parks police down here touching heads, bumping heads down here to um in the name of safety, not not revenue generation. This is all in the name of safety. They're violating your fourth amendment right.
>> Uh-oh. Uh-oh. They're calling it in down at the end.
Money, money, money, money.
Gonna get that money.
Get that money. When the sun's out, we got to make Hey, safety, guys. It's for your safety.
They're violating They're violating the Fourth Amendment for your safety. They only care about your safety.
Money, money, money.
Get that money.
>> Yeah. I got to get that. Yeah, you got >> We're selling out those rights today. No Fourth Amendment today.
We're violating the Fourth IN THE NAME OF SAFETY, EVERYBODY.
The guy across the way, he's getting his ticket, but he's laughing cuz I'm over here dancing. He's video recording.
We only got 99 likes. Let's round that up to 380, baby. Let's go. Let's round that up.
Round those thumbs up up. We're down here collecting that money. We're faking that money maker. Let's go.
I feel like the ones that this guy's calling out down there just standing there is the only ones they legally should be pulling over.
Where you going? Where you coming from?
Question stop.
>> Mail operator wearing belt incorrectly.
>> Uh-oh. He's wearing his seat belt incorrectly. Incorrectly. Guys, watch out. He incorrectly put the seat belt on.
traders.
Look at these traders.
Traders down here.
Can't even honor their oath and do this the proper way.
People are so dumb. They'd come in here the same way, even if you did it the right way. But they got to do it the wrong way because they got to be sneaky about it.
They're not as productive when I'm standing here. I noticed that they were much more productive when I'm not here at pulling people into this little section here and not just checking seat belts. You could be asking where are you going? What do you mean where you going?
Oi. Oi.
Our children down here. We employ.
>> Listen y'all. These kids want to act up in school. Want to go to [music] school and embarrass you? Want to make like they ain't got no home training?
>> Doesn't look like we got that good of a signal. How's the picture at home, guys?
>> She's getting the ticket.
>> Subaru male operator unrestrained.
>> Oh yeah. Cha-ching ching ch-ing. You heard it.
Oh yeah. Illegal activity down here.
Cops with illegal activity. Nothing brings on brings out illegal activity like illegal activity, right troopers?
Nothing begets illegal activity like illegal activity.
>> The only way to beat criminal bring down criminals is to beat criminals.
>> If you can't join, if you can't beat them, join them. Right, troopers?
Illegal activity.
They're only writing these tickets people fines and tickets for their safety.
This is the land of the free.
Land of the free.
Oh yeah. Get that money. Watch out for those acorns.
Money, money, money, money.
Are you guys calling for the right signage down here?
Somebody calling for a checkpoint signage before the last turnoff like you're legally supposed to have.
Hypocrites.
Make sure you leave your comments on this. Totally definitely not a police checkpoint where they're not stopping cars, fam. That's definitely most definitely not a hand signal that they're using to stop this lady. And look inside her car. They're just doing that as they drive by.
Hey, Sergeant, are we going to get the proper signage out for this isn't a Fourth Amendment violation? You guys unaware of the law? Before the before the last turnoff, they're supposed to be warning that this is a checkpoint. The Supreme Court has ruled that these are optional and you guys got this set up very much so not optional on a one-way road. When are you guys going to put up the right signage? Are you unaware that you're breaking your oath of office and you're breaking the law?
>> Hey, how you doing?
>> They don't seem to care. You have no qu answers to that. You don't believe that you're breaking the law or violating the the rules of the procedure of this?
Didn't you swear an oath to the fourth amendment 250 year anniversary and this is why you repay the citizens? You're not even going to put the proper signage up. And you know the truth is the dumb people enough dumb enough to come through it already with their seatelt off would still do it if you had the proper signage out. But you're not.
Even the Erie County Sheriff's tried to comply with that and they're the worst.
[ __ ] You guys are checking seat belts, inspections, everything. They're pulling everything over on this side.
No, no legal signage. Just following orders, though.
>> Yeah, I know.
>> You guys extort the trust of the people so bad. It's disgusting.
This guy's got no signage out down. He points to this sign right here, guys.
This is the checkpoint sign. This is the checkpoint. This is This is the last turn off here, guys. Is according to the troopers. That's that's legal down here.
What happens if you catch something really bad and it gets thrown out in court because you guys are halfassing this? Honestly, what what happens then?
No integrity.
Yeah. Out of here. Arnold.
Do you think he's going to get the legal signage to make this operation legal? Is that where he's headed? Do you think?
>> You don't think?
>> They're going straight up right now.
>> Oh, they're getting people that are legally turning around. You guys are going after somebody legally turning around for real?
>> Oh, no. They have to go back through the checkpoint.
>> The unlawful one.
Checkpoints have to have do notice before the last turnoff.
Otherwise, it's a fourth amendment violation. What that you guys don't know that?
>> Why don't you go stand down there and give them due notice?
>> That's your job. That what happens honestly if you guys caught something big down here and it got thrown out in court cuz you guys halfassed it.
>> Then what?
>> Everything that we're seeing right now is in plain view. If I was walking down the street and I saw you didn't have a seat belt on, I have the legal jurisdiction.
>> But you guys are stopping cars.
>> We're slowing them down. We're not stopping them.
>> Yeah.
>> Only committed by >> They're stopping cars over here on this side saying, "Where you headed? Where you coming from?" Um, that's not that's not plain view.
>> Okay. I think I >> questioning >> I can't control what those officers over there are doing.
>> But you're part of the gang. We should have at least the right signage. We should have the legal signage out down there going after somebody who may have turned around from the DUI checkpoint.
For his safety, guys.
>> It's all for his safety. Just for his safety, guys.
It's all about safety.
You guys weren't safe enough. So, they got to govern you a little harder because you weren't safe enough.
>> It's It's not about the money. It's not about the money. It's not a revenue grab.
>> And it's not This isn't a revenue grab.
This is about your safety.
>> Oh, yeah. Yeah.
>> I'm just documenting violate your fourth amendment rights. I don't know.
>> There's supposed to be signage down there that for a checkpoint. There's not. So, this is unlawful stop. I would bring that up to a lawyer and ask them if I was you. I'm down here to hold them accountable for dishonoring their oath.
They swore to the Constitution. These these cops are supposed to be that epiphany of integrity. But where is it today?
I got to be the absolute favorite in the whole world. Don't you guys think? Put a one in the comment section if you think the state troopers think that I am their favorite citizen in Erie County here.
I think they're talking about us, fam.
You guys still think that I'm their favorite, huh? I see a lot of ones here.
Put a two in the chat if you think they absolutely [ __ ] despise me and they hate my guts. The near sight of that red car makes them cringe. A two in the in the comment section as well.
Looks like looks like >> does looks like qualified as probable cause.
Looks like or like I seen it with my eyes like looks like. Will that stand up in court?
Oh [ __ ] Three pieces of paper. This dude's getting a bonus. Bonus.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how much safer do you guys feel today?
>> Oh my god. You know, >> safer.
>> So much safer.
>> I would bring up to your attorney about the legality of this this little shindang.
>> I'm going to show up. We're going to go.
>> Oh, this guy handed over his ID now.
He's so much safer. He's so safe now.
He needs his ID back here. Now he's safer cuz he gave his ID, guys. See how that works.
Once you hand over your ID, you're much safer.
Oh, safe. Serving the [ __ ] out of these people.
You guys feel a lot safer now?
>> [laughter] >> It's all for your safety. This has nothing to do with revenue generation.
But on the serious note, on the serious note, I would challenge the legality of this little checkpoint because they're supposed to be uh do notice before you roll into them.
They're only do notice is like when you get up there, it says checkpoint. You know what I mean? Like checkpoints in New York are unconstitutional if they they violate your civil rights. So, I would bring it up to your attorney. I'm no attorney. I can't say 100%. Cuz it sound like some guy down there. And I swear to God, it's on this video. I was standing next to a cop car. His probable cause for pulling you over was that guy might have his seat belt off.
>> I don't think probable cause is might. I think it, you know, >> you have to believe it can't be might.
I'm like, hey, I might have seen a lot of things, but Oh, see that guys? She gave him his ID.
Now she's so much safer.
>> Black Super Duty operator on restraint.
Black truck.
>> You guys heard >> operator on the street.
>> Cha-ching. Cha-ching. You guys heard it.
>> Oh, this guy's got Oh [ __ ] They got [ __ ] out of the car now.
>> The hell's This is what happens when you leave. You leave a poor lady to herself.
They got her [ __ ] out of the car.
>> That's too big.
>> Yeah.
>> Those ones you guys give away.
>> Yeah. Uber buy one.
>> Nice.
>> One. Nice.
>> They don't.
>> Now, that's for safety.
>> Yeah, >> I like that.
>> That's cool to see.
>> It's not a straight up giveaway like the people, but on the road, we'll provide one for these type of checks. We three of us are here just for car seats.
>> What do you got? Any comment on no signage out before the last turn off for this to make this a legal checkpoint?
>> No.
>> Yeah. No, >> I'm looking at car seats.
>> Yeah. You don't you don't care about the Fourth Amendment.
>> I mean, I appreciate the car seats.
That's pretty cool. That is, but >> respecting people's rights as well. This guy took out his cone. Uh-oh.
Uh-oh. Here. We only got Uh-oh. Uh-oh.
Money. Money. We should We should bring a cash register down here. And every time they call it out, we could just be like, "Ching ch."
>> I like what you doing. I'll record those guys doing something good down there, man. They giving that lady a a car sheet and everything.
>> I did. I recorded it. Cool, man.
>> I do. I I give him credit for that.
>> That's nice of him, >> right?
>> All right. Peace.
>> I mean, that's our tax money go actually doing some safety, but >> where's the signs to make this legal?
You know what I'm saying? Where where where does the integrity for that go when it's he wants us to see it?
We seen it. We seen him trying to butter us up with a car seat that doesn't fit to make everybody safer.
Leave your comments of what you think about the police trying to do something nice and get credit for it while they're violating everybody's Fourth Amendment.
Do you believe that their good deeds get cancelceled out by them violating the people's rights? Leave your comment. Let me and them know your opinion. They extorted some people to get money to get this lady a car seat for her kids. That cop really wanted us to get down there.
He's like, "Come on, man. Go video record that. That's good stuff."
If they didn't like it, they'd be complaining. Come on, man. There's kids down there. Why you recording down there? We're all hypocrites. All I'm saying is why not honor their oath? People dumb enough to walk drive through here without a seat belt on.
>> They're about to become safe.
>> He's about to come safe.
trooper. These guys got to feel like they hit the lottery with safety.
>> The safety lottery, baby, with all that paper.
Are you remember this cop here, guys? This one here, I gave him an actual crime. An actual crime where somebody violated the law and he wouldn't do [ __ ] with it. But this very state trooper was given a felony crime of fabricating a public records and he couldn't be bothered taking care of it. But boy, you don't wear your seatelt in this state. Watch out, fam. Fabricating government records is a serious felony potentially leading to prison sentences of several years, hefty fines, and a criminal record.
Charges can include tampering with public records, forgery, or presenting false documents.
>> When you say edited, what is it like redacted? Cuz they could not certain things, right?
>> Like say your body camera footage, right?
>> Mhm.
>> They would be like you cut a section of the body camera footage out in the middle and move it to the back so [ __ ] don't line up.
>> Okay. And it's totally that's exactly what they did and it's provable cell phone footage my footage that should line up with this footage to a te you know if they didn't edit and mark it out and you can see why they did cuz it's a whole thing ongoing thing of who's the lady why are we going into fake zoom meetings who did that >> just talked to my bosses they said to have you start with so anything foil related is committee on open government >> well I mean I didn't really expect you guys to do much >> yeah so That's honestly that's the best.
>> You guys don't do you guys don't do much when it comes to investigating your own or the government, right?
>> It's municipality stand.
>> They can't investigate crimes by the government, but they sure can extort you for money for not wearing that seat belt. For your safety, of course.
>> The seat belt. Watch out, guys. Watch out. You're not wearing a seat belt. But when the government breaks the law, they can't be bothered. They can't be bothered.
We got the the town of uh Clarence fabricating records and and uh making up documents and and creating videos and uh I gave them the evidence to prove everything they needed to prove it and he turns it back and doesn't want it.
But he's down here to get somebody for a seat belt. No problem. Tell me that's not about revenue generation. It ain't about the law. It ain't about integrity.
None of that.
Hey, did they take the logos off this car for our safety, too?
So that we can't tell it's a cop car for our safety. Is that a safety measure?
Does your mom know that the state police only let you do seat belts and not investigate real crimes like fabrication of public records?
She know you're just a seat belt guy.
Hey, how are you?
>> This is just a They're not stopping people. They're just catching it on the roll by. This is how they catch it on the roll by. They they when they're rolling by without stopping. What they're doing is they're roll having them roll down the window while they're rolling by but not coming to a complete complete stop. And then they pull them in here and uh chuck them. That's that's >> that's that's just a roll by check. What they're visibly seeing as a car is rolling by. They're not actually stopping them, guys. That totally absolutely positively not that they did not stop that car in the middle of the road and tell him to roll down the window. They visibly seen that as they drove by. All for his safety. This next part is great. This trooper is almost going to get hit by a car and he's going to yell at the guy, "Didn't you see the signage?" And I'm like, "What signage?
And if I wasn't there, they would have ro railroaded this dude.
>> Oh man.
>> What proper signage? I didn't see very proper signage.
>> Now remember, fam, their PC, their probable cause for stopping this vehicle was for not stopping at the checkpoint.
That isn't a checkpoint. Remember that, fam.
Did you guys hear that trooper ask him if he didn't see the proper signage that doesn't exist down there? [laughter] >> You didn't see the signage.
It's not down there. You guys left the signage at home. [laughter] Holy [ __ ] You can't make that [ __ ] up.
Signage. Can you believe Can you believe that? That guy asked He asked him. You didn't see the signage? What signage?
>> Oh yeah, these guys are about to get safe as [ __ ] boy.
I'm pretty good. I'd be doing better if I wasn't complaining about no signage.
>> What happened if that trooper would have got hit and it would have got thrown out cuz you guys didn't have proper signage?
What would happen if that dude would have hit you for real, trooper, and there was not proper signage? I wouldn't want to hit you.
>> But I'm saying what if? No proper signage. Didn't you see the signage he said? [laughter] >> Are you more interested in uh seat belt tickets than you are interested in actual crimes? Like that time I gave you a crime, are you sending these people to an advisory board so they can get a letter say don't do that anymore? Are you actually writing and sending them to court? Because when I handed you actual crime, you handed it back to me and tell me to go to an advisory board for these guys protecting the government over.
Look at that smile on his face. He's not even trying to hide it. He's more interested in a damn seat belt ticket than he is in an actual crime that I tried handing him to hand it off.
What a joke. What a joke.
I have that I have that crime. I got those memory cards in my car. You want it now, trooper, or are you too busy with seat belts?
Who's this guy [ __ ] interrupting my reaming? I'm reaming these guys out and he's interrupting me.
Hey, trooper, I got those memory cards in my car. You want to investigate that crime or you just too busy with seat belts?
We just investigate seat belts, not actual violations of the law.
Maybe when the government violates the law, it's not dangerous. Is that what your opinion is? Cuz these guys are not being safe.
This guy will literally wouldn't take the actual crimes I gave him. But he's too busy down here. busy with the seat belts.
Had the crime in his hand. All all formats of the crime in his hand, but he'd rather write a seat belt ticket.
More money.
More money involved.
Does crimes against the government not cause count towards your uh quota? Is that what it is? You got to work on your quota. You can't investigate the government.
I handed that trooper right there an actual crime where the Clarence government fabricated records to to get themselves out of the hot seat. Right. I handed that dude actual crimes.
He hands it back to me, sends them to advisory board. Let me know if he sends you guys to an advisory board or if he sends you to court.
He won't investigate the government. But tell me this ain't about money. It's about the law.
This guy shits all over the law is the problem.
I have that I have the evidence of that crime in my car. Will you take it now, trooper?
You won't take it.
This seat belts take precedence.
Inspections and seat belts.
I'll tell you what, I never felt so safer when they take the logos off the cop cars, guys. That's for our safety.
They take the logos off our police vehicles. That's for our safety.
Look at that. That's one of those safety slips.
That thing what is you guys can't read it from here. What that says is that now you are safe and we feel safer that you feel safer because now your wallet is lighter and your back won't hurt when you're walking around and we feel better about that. That's what they're saying down here.
Any word on that proper signage yet?
I've given you guys like an hour since I got here and started asking about it.
This is not a checkpoint. This is just a seat belt observatory. Listen, they told me they're absolutely positively not stopping cars. They're not they're not coming to a complete halt. They're just checking seat belts. Oh, this guy's [ __ ] He's [ __ ] Cha-ching.
Chuch-ching. The compass. Chuch-ching.
Cars. Their wingman would call out over the PA when they would come in. I would call them out and yell chuch-ching.
Chuch-ching real loud. And our one man here is getting pretty upset about it.
Ching ching ching ch. It's like being at the casino down here.
The house always wins. They never even get investigated the house.
Ford Explorer operator.
>> Uh-oh. Ford Explorer. Chuch-ing chuch-ing. Chuch-ing incoming.
Chuch-ing.
I know everybody in here didn't hit that thumbs up yet.
>> Thanks for throwing that one out, Dan. I didn't hear it ON THE RADIO.
>> YEAH, WE GOT HIM. YEAH. [screaming] >> I APPRECIATE YOU LETTING ME KNOW.
>> Ch-ing ching.
See, for all you guys who put one in the comment section that I am their favorite, you guys were right. See? See?
That's gratific. Instant gratification.
We know you guys were right. The ones who put one in the chat that said they absolutely love me, you guys were right.
See, I'm helping down here.
I would do anything for safety, but I won't do that.
How is that guy going to be safe without any tickets?
How did he How is he going to be safe without them white papers?
>> I know. You can go interview him.
>> Is he a cop?
Is that how he got off?
>> This guy's getting butt hurt.
>> Right. You go interview him. Find all the answers you want.
>> You're my boy, Blue.
That's a thumbnail right there. I like that. That point was great. That's a thumbnail right there.
I don't understand how he was so safe without tickets, though. The rest of these people only got safe because they got a ticket. I thought >> this guy's getting excited. He's getting excited, guys. It's coming. It's coming.
It's coming. He's getting excited. Yeah.
Are you guys like taking numbers like waitresses to fill your quota properly?
>> Did you just gender me as a waitress female?
>> No, I said like a waitress.
>> Hey, repeat it.
>> Right now you're the ticket queen.
>> A [ __ ] Here it comes. It's great. It's great.
>> Here it comes, guys. We're going to get it.
>> They're not exempt from seat belts.
Oh, it looks like a trail boss.
Play cover. Plate cover. Play cover.
Yeah, buddy. That one jars. That one jars.
>> Yeah. I don't think that one's his, guys. He's got it. Oh, she's going to snag it from him. She's snagging it from him.
This guy's spicy. I like him.
>> Freedom of the press.
>> Oh my god, he's so safe now. He gave his ID up. He's safe now.
Don't leave no money under the table.
Plate covers, >> tinted windshield. There's lots of money to be had here.
>> Don't leave any money off the table, guys.
>> We got Pewy Herman over here.
He's going to be safe now, guys.
Yeah, get that get that money. I wish we had somebody I wish I had another person down with the guy calling them in.
Oh, I wish I had my scooter. We'd be back and forth.
I don't know if it's worth leaving Pew Herman, though.
>> You feel much safer now?
>> You feel much safer now?
>> Yeah. Pewy Herman here. Can I help you be safe?
Do you think it's a coincidence? Peewee Herman had a pet pig.
It's funny. I was in the state trooper parking lot the other day. I seen a trooper's personal vehicle tinted windshield. That's funny. That's weird how it works.
>> Oh, no money under the table.
We're going to do this one together.
We're going to play good cop bad cop on this one.
The window this is only like one piece of paper.
This is not as safe as the one they get two pieces of paper. They're a lot safer with the ones that get two and the ones that get three are like so super safe.
It's unreal.
I gave you operator.
>> Dude, you got screwed. Some of these people are getting three safety slips.
You only got one safety. You're not even as safe as some of these other people that I would complain that you didn't become as safe because I've seen them hand three or four safety slips to some of these people.
>> The the white paper you got, don't you feel safer that you have it? Hell >> no. [laughter] Female operator wearing that belt incorrectly. I think our red scion's coming. The red scion coming up. Here it comes.
[ __ ] got this guy's about to be a lot safer now.
Gold Saturn.
Gold S. Gold Ser.
>> Hey, get away from the car, dude. Hey, I thought we were using plane view doctor today, aren't we?
>> Well, I got to get in here to do my job.
>> Well, did I block you?
>> Well, actually, yeah, you >> did. I stop you.
Not so bad from this side.
[ __ ] Kiwi Herman over here. Hey, get away from the car.
Dang it, Bobby.
Just getting people tickets for not having it over the shoulder.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. I'll be back.
>> She'll be back with your safe your safety.
>> She's going to come back with your safety slip.
>> No, I know, right?
>> Bring She going to make you safe.
>> Like, what the [ __ ] >> the hell's Lacana doing down here?
>> I'm [ __ ] getting texts every which [ __ ] way I turn. I'm like, what what's going on here? I would, you know what? I'll be honest with you. I would challenge >> I had I had it here. I had it under >> I seen how you had it.
>> Yeah. Listen. I would challenge this legality of the stop and in its hole because a checkpoint has to have >> I was wondering why they had a [ __ ] gopher at the top there.
>> Yeah.
>> Over at the stop sign. This guy just standing here.
>> Yeah. It looks suspicious. I would challenge the legality of this stop because stop um checkpoints are supposed to have signs so you know you're going into them. I don't see any signage.
>> That's a good point. I appreciate that.
>> I would I would uh question that. All they had was a >> band for quite some time. Anybody Anybody?
I have no idea.
I don't know.
>> Dang it, Bobby.
People coming this way.
Coming this way.
Guys, this is not a police checkpoint.
>> All right, have a good day.
Heat.
Heat.
All right. All set up today. Thank you very much.
These people be thanking you. They don't even know you guys are violating their rights. Half of them don't even know their rights. I get the water. That's >> Watch where you're driving, please.
>> You almost he almost cut that curve.
Mess up the tires.
Let me introduce you to my man Pewy Herman. The most buttth hurt of them all. But I want you to take mental note of what he's doing because he's going to claim he's not violating anybody's rights and he's not stopping anybody in the middle of the road. He's not part of that, fam.
Hi man.
>> What's up?
>> What are you doing? Stop in the road.
Make sure you want.
>> Are you boot leaking?
>> Oh yeah.
Oh, Manny Mills.
>> Yeah.
How long you been with the parks police?
Me?
>> Yeah.
>> Uh, four years.
>> Four years.
>> Four years. Yeah.
>> Were you law enforcement before that or this is your first?
>> Nope. First job in law enforcement.
Do >> you understand why this is a fourth amendment violation? Right.
>> I don't see the uh violation of the Fourth Amendment if everything that we're doing is within plain view. Just like that gentleman's red sticker.
That's >> this is a checkpoint. I'm not stopping anybody. I'm just talking to people saying we're looking for seat belt violations. Wait, >> what does that sign say? What does that sign say, though?
>> Does that not say stop? Stop.
>> I'm leaving people on.
>> Does that say stop?
>> I'm leaving people on.
>> But don't you understand how that's a violation, though?
>> You guys don't care.
They got a stop sign on their thing, but they're not stopping people, guys.
It's not a It's not It's not a stop.
They're not stopping people asking where they're going and [ __ ] We didn't we didn't video any of that, guys. That don't trust your lion eyes when it comes to these guys.
>> I mean, when I told them I'm looking for seat belts, have a good day.
>> Yeah, but the whole the whole gang down here. Look, is this guy just >> Go record him.
>> What's that? What's that?
>> I don't know. Go record him.
>> He's just as they're going by. He's looking at it.
>> You're part of this.
>> I'm part of whatever I'm doing right here, >> right? [screaming] uh violating the Fourth Amendment cuz checkpoints in New York State legally have to have a turnoff point assigned before the last turnoff. Your first sign is literally right here next to you guys. Literally right here next to you guys. As you write your verdict in the comment section, fam, as you are the judge of the court of public opinion, just remember this is the very sign that they got sitting next to them. This is not a police checkpoint, guys. It's not a police checkpoint, guys. They are not stopping nobody.
>> So if you're so concerned about everyone else, why don't you go warn him ahead of time then if we have >> because I'm I'm filming hypocrites.
>> I got you.
>> And one of them specifically seems to be getting underneath his skin that I'm pointing out what he's doing wrong and uh he wants to make some content. So I'm down here with you.
>> Wait, what?
>> Yeah.
>> Who's making content besides you?
>> You're helping me make content.
>> I guess you should >> cuz you have a piss ass attitude. You guys swore no to the Constitution. You think it's a joke. Number one. Number two, you want to tell, you know, make a joke about me doing stuff. The rest of these guys keep their mouth shut cuz they're smart. They know not to to open their mouth and show that it's bothering them that I'm here.
>> I don't think it's bothering me.
>> No, that's not what the video shows.
>> Sure.
>> How old is you?
>> I'm not going to answer personal like questions like that. If you want, you can uh request my file. Maybe that'll tell you, but I'm not going to answer that.
>> Cullman.
>> Yep. C. Coleman 312.
>> Are you going to do your due diligence to look up the law after this is all done to make sure that you weren't violating the law?
>> My due diligence?
>> Yeah.
>> Yes.
>> Yeah. Going to make sure.
>> I'd implore you guys to because the law is pretty clear on checkpoints. And you can't say it's not a police checkpoint and you can't say you're not a stopping people. You guys literally have a sign that says police checkpoint stop. So that's your first sign and warning that it's wrong.
>> That guy turned off.
>> That guy turned off.
>> They turned off or they're going into the marina.
>> They did not come down here.
>> Yeah, they turned into the marina eventually. I was standing here and observing the checkpoint and they got so busy they kind of forgot that nobody was there anymore. And uh I got to run the checkpoint for a moment. And uh here's how it went, fam. They most certainly definitely did not they definitely did not not see that as it was. They they didn't stop the car is my point, guys.
Definitely not.
Everybody go.
Oh snap.
Oh snap.
>> Safety certificate.
>> And just like that, fam, that's the last state trooper. Now they're all busy standing around across the way there to extort the next guy. So I'm going to run the [snorts] show.
Let's see what we got here. We'll do the check here. Ah, this guy's got [ __ ] You're You're [ __ ] Your inspection is [ __ ] is sneaking through. He's sneaking through with a bad inspection. HE'S GOING.
[screaming] HE GOT OUT. HE GOT OUT.
>> 2025.
MARCH OF 2025 INSPECTION. WOW. WE GOT >> NOTICE all those troopers went back to work right away, sir.
>> Out of here. [laughter] >> You got one on you guys. You got one.
>> That sticker was blue. March of 2025.
>> That guy. He just got here.
>> Who was watching it?
>> Yeah, me. I was watching.
>> You should have told him to pull off.
>> I did after he was gone.
>> I thought you were yelling the dog got [laughter] out. I thought you were saying the dog got >> They snuck one by.
>> Look at them. They're like fish. They'll get bigger.
>> Yeah, this sticker ain't getting no newer by the day.
Oh, this guy in the pickup truck. Guy in the pickup truck was in the wrong spot at the wrong time. He should have been behind that guy.
>> You guys got a time frame down here or till it's over or like like is the detail that has a time on it or is it >> time on saving lives, >> right? Safety, right? All about safety% >> 100%.
>> Like fish, guys. They'll get bigger, he says.
I like that one. I don't think that qualifies as a seizure when they put their hand out and stop these people.
That's a fourth amendment seizure. The courts would agree.
>> You're slowing down traffic.
>> Slowing down. But the the question but the question >> that was telling us back up.
>> I know. And somebody would have hit that guy's footed by sitting there.
>> But I'm saying if people the course would have ruled a seizure if a reasonable person would believe they could not continue through here without having to stop for your guys' direction.
That's when it becomes a checkpoint.
That's when it becomes a stop. That's when it becomes a seizure. That's when you guys need signs down there. They're not there.
Let's judge them as they come through.
We We'll do it together here. You can see it, right? This guy's going to come through. This person reasonably think he can keep going. Nope. Put his hand out.
This person would reasonably believe that he had to stop. The courts would agree.
>> Talk to him, >> right? Why did he Why did that guy stop to talk to the cop cuz he wanted to or cuz he put his hand out?
>> Do you understand the difference? That's a seizure under the Fourth Amendment.
>> And the courts would rule on that.
That's why you're supposed to have signs out. That's not what you guys are doing.
You guys are not visibly seeing that that guy had a a inspection sticker out or a registration then stopping him.
That's different. You guys are bending what you're actually doing here cuz boom. Is he putting his hand out? He's put his hand out. Stop that car. Come on.
>> Legal seizure under the fourth amendment.
You understand the point in the signs, right? The signs up to the last turnoff.
Then nobody coming through this point can say it wasn't optional. So they seek uh child seeds for people that don't have them, >> right?
>> Is that going to show that?
>> So if drug dealers sell drugs, so drug dealers sell drugs to people that kill them, but then they they donate some money to charity, then all a sudden they're great people or something. Like where's the There's no integrity in a drug dealer selling drugs and giving away charity.
>> I understand what you're the argument is that your charity is worthless when you guys don't file your oath.
Explain to me who who who believes they're not free to just go through there when a cop puts his hand out like that. Honestly, who believes that?
>> Road work, guys.
Looks like the state police are going to do a little road work. Now, >> later on that night, the state police decided to do another DUI checkpoint.
This time, they put signs up, but well past the last turnoff and of course hidden between two bridges and around a corner. And of course, when the state police want to do stupid stuff, who's your favorite boy that's got to go there and troll them there?
What do you guys think? We're going to go help them do some road work.
I got my I'm We're riding a pig today, guys. About about time we go do some road work. Road work. Watch out. Of course, the full live stream is linked in the description if you want to watch the whole thing. Of course, this video combined little over a 6 hours worth of footage to just prove the point that the state police don't care about their oath of office or the Constitution whatsoever as they will hide behind the sign road work ahead.
What are you guys doing down here to the road? You guys are fixing it.
I just work here. You You just work here. The sign says you guys are fixing the road.
>> Oh my god.
>> Your outfit.
>> Don't worry, guys. It's just road work.
>> Just road work down here, guys.
What a shame. Just get done violating the Constitution and do it again, huh?
Boss, where's your shovel? What kind of road work you guys doing down here?
Huh?
>> I don't count.
>> It says road work.
Does it What happened to the fourth amendment?
>> Does the statute say qualify this as road work?
Guys, our boys over here again.
>> Yeah, pull more up on the grass. People get need to get through here. I need to be able to get keep getting through here so I can troll these guys properly, you know.
>> Just say excuse me and I'll move. How about just park the truck half up on the hill like they're doing on the other side.
>> Guys ready for the judge court of public opinion. Let's watch this field sobriety.
Trying to line two cameras up here. Here we go.
There was a lot of naps around here.
[ __ ] just happened to the damn picture.
Looks like she's getting back in the car.
That's what we'd like to see down here.
Not impaired.
>> Hopefully he apologize. You guys think he apologized to her for accusing her of being drunk and make her stand in the middle of the road and do her stupid ass tests.
[ __ ] cars killing us.
>> No, dude. Don't try [ __ ] You only got to go to the so far. You're not guilty.
Who cares how far you got to go? No, we don't say that.
>> Just pull over right here. Let's get some ice cream going.
>> Can I get a snow cone?
>> Just pull right up on the curb.
>> Uh-oh, guys.
[ __ ] He answered questions.
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