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PUMPING THE COPS UP 200k SUBSCRIBERS ON YOUTUBE WE DID IT THANKS TO ALL OF YOU
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First Amendment auditor Chuck Bronson celebrates reaching 200,000 YouTube subscribers by filming outside a police district station. He verbally confronts officers entering and leaving the facility, mockingly asking if they are ready to violate rights, steal property, and lie on police reports. Bronson claims this specific district is where officers previously seized his phone and his child's insurance card.
Why it may matter: This content illustrates the adversarial tactics used by some First Amendment auditors to provoke law enforcement and generate content. It highlights ongoing friction regarding the seizure of recording devices, the filing of internal affairs complaints, and the use of public spaces outside police stations for activism.
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What's up? You guys all pumped up ready to VIOLATE SOME RIGHTS? YEAH. LET'S GO. >> You have a great day, sir. >> We got to generate that revenue. Lie on some police reports. That's a That's a great day for you every day, isn't it? >> Sorry, what did you say now? >> So, that's a great day for you every day lying on police reports. >> and serve my community. >> Stealing people's property. >> Okay. >> Lying on affidavits. >> You have a good day, sir. I like your glasses. >> So do I. That's why I'm wearing them. >> Okay. You got good taste. Go beat for Rob them. Pumping up. She's pumping it up. Yeah. Are you just coming on shift? >> Yes, sir. >> Awesome. Are you all pumped up? You ready to go beat some people down to the ground? >> No, sir. >> Let's go violate SOME RIGHTS. COME ON. LET'S ROB, STEAL, LIE ON police reports, affidavits. Let's go, team. Let's get pumped up. How's this for a 200 subscriber celebration? >> [laughter] >> Oh, trying to get the team pumped up, man. They're going on shift. >> This is the district, same cops that stole my phone. So obviously that's why I'm here. Stole my phone and supposedly lost it. Cuz they wanted to get rid of the evidence. Cuz that's what dirty cops do. I was planning on being here about an hour ago, but I just got delayed in traffic and everything else, so. Wanted to be here for uh first shift leaving and second shift coming on, but at this point once I say no I'm out here, they're all just going to probably stay inside and hide and avoid coming and going from here. But at least wanted to you know, stop by and say hi. Typical public servants though, I mean Jesus, about crashing into that car. Shoot, they waved me back. I waved them on and they waved me on. I don't think so, lady. They look at this crap. The whole parking lot's flooded. Typical public servants, man. Typical public servants, you know, can't even take care of just basic you know, business like drainage. Like how hard is it to operate drainage? I mean, you know, the best part is look, we [laughter] got drainage right here. We got a little creek. But typically they're just too lazy to clean stuff. Like that whole lot there is flooded. Look at that rim, you can see. It's like 6 in of water right there. Typical public servants, man. You try to put people in charge and uh you know, they just can't do it. They can't do the job properly. They can't follow the laws. They can't treat people right. They can't be honest. They just got to scam and lie and cheat and steal. And I know, how hard is it? How hard is it to keep a drain clean, man? Especially you know, it's probably 12 or 24 in round. How you going to let that get clogged? I get it, you dump a bunch of poo in a 3-in drain, you know, any imperfections inside of there can cause a backup, but but then you flip that and look at the world is a drain. And these people as the poo. >> [laughter] >> Normally you'll see them coming in and out right here to their cars coming and going. The poo clogging up the world. You know, it's not supposed to be that way. Obviously law enforcement was in was created to serve and protect and to help people. Not to do what they do. By any means, it wasn't created to do what they do today. It's where they fuel up, get gas. So I found out who I didn't realize it at first. But yeah, when they took my phone and apparently they took my child's insurance card, too. They wanted to apparently make it to where I couldn't get medical services for my child. So apparently they seized that, too, and still have that. I'm sure I can go get my um card probably back at this point, but it's kind of principle too for me. It's the fact that they seized it. They physically took it out of my wallet, you know, there was 50 cards in my wallet. They take my child's insurance card and seize it and bring it here. And it's not like Medicaid or something, it's like legit insurance. Here comes another one. >> Got this one just pulled up. Wonder how many rights they violated today. Thanks everybody. Appreciate it. Got another one. We got more showing up. Yes. Hoping to get lucky. Now the ones that I dealt with, they were uh I don't know, the gang unit task force. They weren't just the regular beat cops. But I mean, they're all the same. They're all in the same gang. All in the same gang. >> The stench. Yeah, I don't really care, Lori, to be honest with you. But, thanks. I don't know if they're afraid to get out of their cars or what. Yeah, um I don't know. Like, I filed complaints um on the whole situation. Um my next step is um I'm going to go after other certifications. Depending on how this um turns [clears throat] out, depending on what they do um with the internal affairs investigation. Either way, I'm going after the certifications. That'll be the next step. I know, right? Gerald on Facebook. Yeah, we're not far behind on Facebook, either. Hitting 200K, we'll be there pretty soon. >> This is uh I don't know, basically Spanish neighborhood. Spanish side of town this district is. >> Thanks, Ross. Appreciate it. Any Anybody read that name? See deputy. What do you GUYS WANT? LET'S TRY THIS ANGLE. >> WHAT THE HECK DOES THAT SAY, GARCIA? GARCIA! We got Garcia. Yo, Garcia! >> What up, man? >> Who all did you beat up today? Anybody yet? >> No. >> How many reports did you lie on today? All of them? How much property did you steal? All of it? It's the civil rights crew. They like violating everybody's rights. Lying on police reports, lying on sworn affidavits, stealing people's property. Yeah, but he's proud of it. Did you see that? They're proud of it. They're like, "Yeah, we love extorting. We love it. It's how I feed my family. It's how I get promoted." >> Hey man, y'all pumped up? Did you kick some butt today or what? Did you violate some rights? Did you lie on some police reports? Did you steal people's property? Go team. Oorah! You guys all pumped up? READY TO THUMP SOME HEADS OR WHAT? Let's go. How many people did you violate today? How many reports did you lie on today? Are you just getting started? Y'all pumped up? Ready to go steal some property, beat some people down? Oorah! Yeah, team. It's the blue line gang. Let's go. Blue line gang. Blue line gang. Blue line gang. Let's go, team. They look pumped up to me. What do you guys think? I think they're pumped up and ready to go. I think they're pumped up and ready to go. What about you? How many police reports did you lie on today? How many sworn affidavits did you falsify? Yeah, we know what you people do. We know exactly what you do. They think we don't. You know, they think because they pulled the wool over on people's eyes to think that they're good, honest people protecting and serving that that's what everybody believes. But people that actually look and pay attention to what's going on, not the people just sitting at home watching TV from their recliner, people that actually go out on the street and see what's going on, yeah, that's not the case. Definitely not the case, is it? We know what these people are doing. We know how they treat people. We know what they do behind the scenes. It is organized crime. 100% It's completely organized. In my, you know, entire last interaction with this, my my really my own physical interaction with this district, you know, that's all they did is committed crimes. I go out every day. And that's what's on that phone that they're keeping. It's them committing a bunch of crimes. That's why they're they're keeping my phone. That's why they're claiming oh, they lost it. It's because it's full of nothing but their crimes. Everything that I had been working on, you know how I haven't been going live? I've been out recording. Everything I've been working on for months, it's worth millions of dollars to me. And every bit of every single bit of the evidence on that phone is them committing crimes. All of it. And that's what they're trying to hide. It's what they're trying to get away with. Thanks everybody for helping me helping us get to the 200 subscribers on the tube. Like I said, Facebook's not far behind. You pumped up, ready to go? Ready to go violate? Oh, yeah. Ready to go steal some property and say, "Oh, I lost it."? >> Looks like Robinson. Is that Dick Robinson? Is that his name? Dick Robinson. >> Robinson. >> He's one of the cops that I had a lot of evidence on, too. >> Yeah, just do a burnout. Why not? You don't have to pay for the tires. Yo, man, you pumped up? You ready to go violate SOME RIGHTS? OH, YEAH. READY to go steal some property? Say you lost it? Oh, yeah. Can't tell if that's the guy or not. He's pumped up and ready to go. Oh, you know they're all scrambling inside trying to find out something they can do. >> [laughter] >> What can we get this guy on? Come on, Sarge. Come on, LT. We got to find something. He's out there speaking the truth about us. He's telling the truth. They're going to find out. Everybody's going to find out. We're not here to protect and serve. They're going to find out, Sarge. About all our lies. Well, thanks everybody for watching. Stay tuned. I'll be back. What's up, man? Yeah, not bad. Yourself?