Good Cop STANDS UP To Corrupt Security Guard And Defends Citizen's Rights!

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[May-or-May-not]

"She's breaking the rules!" "But she's not breaking the law"
Love this cop.

[nathanielringdahl]

This security guard is the type of guy that wakes up his whole family to tell them he’s going to sleep

[OrdnanceDrew]

Ive never seen anyone be more confidently wrong than that security guard.

[danielles]

Great to see a cop who enforced the law, not feelings. Great job, officer👍🏻

[Stealthoneill]

Security guard thinks he’s guarding Area 51

[rjessejr]

As a security guard myself, this man has a huge ego. The officer was both polite and correct, so there was never a need to escalate.

[thewardctor]

That supervisor is a real one for immediately saying that that security guard is spewing Bs.

[MrThefatheroftheyear]

I commend the first officer for trying his best to do the right thing. A display of very great character imo.

[McCheeseincakes]

It's pretty unhinged to be standing under a building that says "PUBLIC LIBRARY" spouting off that it's not public property.

[vaevictus]

The fact this security guard is armed is very concerning.

[scottgallagher]

Are you kidding me. That dude is carrying a firearm and a Rambo knife to protect a public library.

[cmconley]

I love it. A “rent-a-cop” arguing the law with an actual cop.

[NseEkong]

"She's filming me without my permission".

The irony is that the officer is also filming him without his permission.

[jrlanger]

Love how the Lieutenant immediately was like "the security guard needs to f*ck off" on the initial radio call

[intrinsicallylast]

As a former Security Guard you do NOT argue with a police officer. Period. This man needs to be fired as a huge HUGE liability. If a Cop tells you you're wrong you go to your superiors, you are NOT in charge.

[kronik]

Supervisor saying, "The guard should just f*** off" 😂🤣 was the icing on the cake for me.

[jas]

"County property is not Public property". Security Guard is an idiot.

[dantegt]

Cop was being too nice to this stupid security guard. Simple, “I’m not kicking her off, and if you touch her, I’ll arrest you for assault.”

[gamedadwithmrshowtimedamvp]

Hearing a police officer say “Policy does NOT TRUMP the Law” is so refreshing.