He Got Arrested On A WARRANT For Recording The Cops!

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[AuditTheAudit]

If you could take the time to watch this video to the end I would sincerely appreciate it. It's the best way to help keep this channel going! Thank you and have a great day!

[NWAWskeptic]

Good cops call out bad cops. Good auditors call out bad auditors.

[adam]

This is the first time I have seen cops get an A and auditors get an F. It's a good example to pay attention to.

[krisstanton]

There was no need to say "You guys are dismissed" when they weren't rude at all. Just because you call yourself an auditor doesn't mean you're not a scum bag

[notinmyUSMC]

Lesson learned: If you want to push the envelope, know where all the corners are located.

[maolcogi]

The instant he just sat there going ... what a tool.

[brenda_]

They absolutely deserved to be arrested! This isn't the first time Mr Chi has been in trouble for not knowing what the hell he is doing! Both of them need to study what is legal and acceptable being an auditor. They have no clue!!

[shara_kb]

They were so focused on touting their rights that the auditors forgot to be decent human beings. The poor guy was begging them to leave him alone on what was clearly an already deeply distressing situation.

[slenceblade]

This is the same department that responded to a Domestic Violence call by going to the wrong house, then summarily executed the homeowner, Robert Dotson, because he answered the door with a firearm in his hand after 10PM. None of those officers faced any form of discipline, and the DA refused to charge any officer involved.

[azdgariarada]

Dude's 2nd time getting an F from AtA. Pretty clear pattern of shit behavior, with no indication of improvement.

[conradb]

It’s people like this who make it bad for everyone who film the police!!

[killernil]

I appreciate the fact you call out bad auditors and police alike. I felt like these cops were pretty cool.

[thebandit]

"Your dismissed"

Like bro they weren't there for you. The cop didn't even wanted to talk to you after they were done with problem.

Also quizzing one of the cops and distracting him. He should have been arrested just for that.

This video should be a lesson on how not to be stupid with a camera.

[gogearhead]

What impresses me most is the cops dealing with mental issues without resorting to violence. It is rare to see the understanding they displayed as they defused a potentially more difficult and dangerous situation.

[unknownuser]

“You are dismissed” - small man energy

[bread]

a guy called deluzio with mental issues. lmao the coincidence

[christopher]

The guy actually sent in his video assuming audit the audit would agree with his nonsense 😂.

[Gods-bad-boy]

This is why Sean from Long Island does so good. He maintains a professional demeanor, hes polite, and educated on the laws.

[cmano]

Proud of the channel for showing what happens when an audit isn’t done properly

[brotherblimp]

Thank you to ATA for not only showing the overreach of the police, but the overreach of some of the auditors. I have learned a lot about my civil and constitutional rights by watching this channel, among others. Well done on the police for maintaining that professionalism that we should expect from our public servants. As for the "auditors", my conclusion is that they were there to try to pick a fight with the officers and the police didn't take the bait. This is a wonderful example to those who potentially wish to assert/audit our constitutional rights as to how NOT to behave.