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Cop Deletes Video And Gets Fired | ID Refusal

ID Refusal is the most critical survival skill when facing overstepping officers. In the first segment in North Dakota, we witness a classic ID Refusal showdown in freezing temperatures. Police approach with a "suspicious vehicle" excuse to trap the citizen but fail miserably against the tactics of silence and reverse questioning. This is a real-life lesson on Terry v. Ohio, proving that police curiosity is never a legal justification to demand your identification. Next, the ID Refusal situation escalates at a California refinery, where an arrogant officer declares, "I don't work for the public." Two First Amendment Audit activists use Penal Code 148(g) to dismantle baseless "blocking the sidewalk" accusations. This video is the clearest proof that legal knowledge is the strongest weapon against bullying. When an officer cannot cite the specific law you are breaking, the detention must end immediately. Finally, we examine the most shocking case of ID Refusal and Police Accountability in South Carolina. The incident goes beyond threats of arrest for "breach of peace," culminating in a Sergeant body-slamming a citizen and committing a crime by deleting footage to destroy evidence. Thanks to data recovery technology, the truth was exposed, and the tyrant was terminated. This is a stark warning against unconstitutional conduct: The camera never lies. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro: The Cold, The Heat, and The Violence 00:45 - Video 1: The "Weapon" Trap and Unreasonable Curiosity 02:53 - Video 1: The "Welfare Check" Excuse Fails 04:57 - Video 1: Absolute Victory via The 5th Amendment 05:50 - Video 2: Gang Profiling based on Tattoos 07:22 - Video 2: Cop says "I Don't Work For The Public" 08:43 - Video 2: Checkmate: No Law, No Crime 09:30 - Video 3: Aggressive Employee Attacks Camera 13:50 - Video 3: Threatening Arrest for "Breach of Peace" 18:00 - Video 3: Body Slammed, Deleted Footage, and Justice Served Hashtags: #IDRefusal #FirstAmendmentAudit #PoliceAccountability #KnowYourRights #CopWatch #UnlawfulDetention #TerryStop #BadCopNoDonut #CivilRights #AuditTheAudit Thanks for the support! Wishing you all the best. You can visit and support the original creator here: ~~~~~~ FAIR USE DISCLAIMER Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Fair use is a doctrine in the United States copyright law that allows limited, non-licensed use of copyrighted material without requiring permission, as codified in Section 107.