"You're detained for failing to meet my requirements" - That was an honest statement at least.

@kevinhoye9262

2 жыл бұрын

How is that an honest statement Jeff gave more than he legally had. Jeff didn't have to say one word to the moron cop

@kersofmia

Жыл бұрын

Fucking insane though. So many of these POS government employees think this wat.

@Retro_80s_Guy

3 ай бұрын

You believe that being honest about doing something unlawful is a good thing?

Absolutely mind boggling how utterly incompetent this guy is, and that anyone could put him in a position of authority.

I love this one. Tyrant says "You don't know the law", then PD comes and educates HIM on the law.

Did that Tyrant actually think he had the authority to detain civilians off the base and outside the perimeter? It really is hard to find cops that know the law, Good job by the JSO deputy that knew what the law is. Good job Jeff.

@bwp7420

2 жыл бұрын

Not only that, but he thought Jeff had to ID just because he told him to... That's fucking scary.

2nd Cop: "What's going on?" Jeff: "I'm being illegally detained. That's what's going on."

You are being detained for failure to meet my requirements for what I wanted you to do. WTF

@dallasparty316

7 жыл бұрын

yeah, little piggie thinks his requirements exceeds the law and constitution

@unclerobb8529

7 жыл бұрын

ROBERT KANIA it was his little ego that crushed.lol

@KenDotCom

7 жыл бұрын

unlawful detainment. this should go to internal affairs and maybe a civil lawsuit against the department and officer for false imprisonment, failure to train officers.

@maverickfreeman8996

6 жыл бұрын

This is what police in my small Tennessee town say when you film them or filming anything in general, POLICE-THEIR IS NO FILMING POLICE OFFICERS OR A POLICE PATROL CAR OR THE DEPT,ALSO YOU CANT FilM ANY PUBLIC OFFICIAL OR ON ANY CITY PROPERTY INCLUDING CITY SIDEWALKS CITY PARKS UNLESS WE GRANT YOU PERMISSION AND WE NEVER GRANT IT, WELCOME TO TENNESSEE

a tyrant in action ,no authority.....and a hypocrite....

It's very scary that people enforcing the laws do not know the laws.

@GiordanDiodato

4 жыл бұрын

unfortunately, the Supreme Court declared that they don't have to know the law.

@vr228

3 жыл бұрын

Police does not need to know the law. Their goal is to make an arrest. The law is decided by the DA, and then by the court. Police officer's job is to make an arrest, having found or fabricated the reason for it.

@patmoore7959

2 жыл бұрын

They don't care what the law is

@randalthor6872

2 жыл бұрын

It's even scarier when the lawmakers aren't even reading the laws they sign into existence!!

The real officer did his job with respect and professionally

@lesliesylvan

2 жыл бұрын

Shaun: except for the Doxing of the Activist's name, right off the bat. Otherwise, he was a decent Officer.

You know what really disappoints me is the lack of professionalism and courage of these officers to admit they were wrong. A real man can take responsibility for his actions right or wrong. Law Enforcement would gain so much respect if they just admitted when they did not have the authority to make someone comply with an unlawful command. Police officers can ask you anything. They can only demand what is lawful for them to do so. The police uniform and badge only get you so much respect, you have to earn the rest through your actions. When I was in the military I had to respect those who out ranked me to a certain extent. If they wanted true respect and allegiance they earned it through their actions to their subordinates.

Go back on YOUR BASE....you are not a "police officer" OUT HERE.

@lecollin6739

4 жыл бұрын

FreeTheRocks He’s a cop he’s not naval you idiot

@Leatherneck-ib8fp

4 жыл бұрын

He is a federal officer you ignorant fool.

@Leatherneck-ib8fp

4 жыл бұрын

You are 100% wrong, no technical about it. Military Police have jurisdiction on base unless transporting criminals. Federal Police Officers are just that, FEDERAL POLICE officers. Federal marshalls have access to federal military installations ONLY upon retrieval of felons in the military. Thanks for playing though.

"You don't know the law?" You don't know the law?" "You're an investigative journalist and you don't know the law?" Said the cop who didn't know the law...

@krissylovessean

7 жыл бұрын

...to the man who did know the law.

@wonky9672

7 жыл бұрын

I love this comment thread

@FightBadBehavior

7 жыл бұрын

He's not a real cop in that he doesn't have any authority off of the base. His authority is limited to the boundaries of the base. Jeff was just to nice to this American wanna-be.

@wickedtwintWo

6 жыл бұрын

TheNoiseInTheNight it sounded like he threw the law down right as the cop contacted him

@MasterKenfucius

5 жыл бұрын

Typical... people who don't know what they're talking about accusing you of not knowing what you're talking about. He thinks self-confidence can go through a wall. It can't and he ended up looking like the fool he is.

Must be tons of illegal activities going on in that base for them to be acting so paranoid.

@TRIMDOC

7 жыл бұрын

Its govt connected.

@trucid2

7 жыл бұрын

Biggest terrorist organization on the planet.

@ErnieHolderBo

7 жыл бұрын

trucid2

@douglascox3284

6 жыл бұрын

No2TheNWO they need to investigate the stuff being stolen and taken off base

3 things: a. The Base is not yours; it belongs to the taxpayers b. Jeff is under no legal obligation to provide you with any info. If he's legally detained, he can't give a false name. c. Ignorance of the law is no excuse officer, as is understanding your boundaries as a base employee.

@jeroylenkins1745

3 жыл бұрын

Military bases are kind of a special case. They are federal property bu they are controlled access areas. So they can restrict people taking pictures and video while ON base. Most of the laws restricting photography or sketching of military installations date from the 40's and 50's. So most of the laws haven't changed wording, but the application of them strictly to ON base has changed in light of court decisions regarding filming in public. It's kind of an interesting area of law actually. Or maybe I'm just a nerd, who knows.

@chrisbudesa9355

2 жыл бұрын

@Don't Shoot I can do anything I want. I may get arrested and may go to jail

@skinnie2838

2 жыл бұрын

@Don't Shoot In Texas if you are detained you do NOT have to give up your ID. But you CANNOT give a false name. Once you are arrested you have to give up the ID. Not sure how Florida operates though.

@mikesandmire211

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, ignorance of the law is no excuse, UNLESS you are law enforcement, then it is an acceptable excuse, go figure. Qualified Immunity makes it acceptable FYI.

@lesliesylvan

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikesandmire211 Sadly, you are 💯ON POINT. End Qualified Immunity!!!

Detained "Because you're failing to meet my requirements of what I'm asking you to do". lol He was so upset lol

@bones343

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, usual cops are a tiny bit more clever at coming up with something other than coming straight out and admitting to contempt of cop. But this is what we see when they continue to hire the dumbest people on the planet.

@kvogel9245

7 жыл бұрын

Give him a break. English is not his first language...

@MrNewtowner13

5 жыл бұрын

K Vogel 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

@TheMariusDarkwolf

4 жыл бұрын

@@bones343 in fairness he's a Marine (Naval bases use Marines for security mostly, and if you meet a corporal on a Naval base, it's a Marine) this guy just reinforces the stereotypes.

@canucanoe2861

4 жыл бұрын

@@bones343 "... they continue to hire the dumbest people on the planet." Yes that is true.They won that right in court; the right to limit the IQ of new hires. Un-FUCKING-believable

I wouldn't have been able to keep myself from taunting him at the end: "I guess you learned a little something about the law today, huh?!"

No apologies or even a thank you for edifying him on the law?

@kvogel9245

7 жыл бұрын

LOL

@criticallook5162

7 жыл бұрын

+Gordon Dixson Our ancestors have long known that pigs cause trichinosis, and have warned us that swine should never be edified. It's just not kosher. relax - preemptive scolding. I know the definition of edify: : to teach (someone) in a way that improves the mind or character :

@TaekoHikeshi

5 жыл бұрын

He’s a base cop, his law is to follow the military law. People are considered suspicious if they are just outside a military base and have no reason to be there. The base is cautious with people taking photos because we don’t know who you are or if someone secretly working with a terrorist groups shows photos to their organization. I’m not saying this guy is a terrorist, but I am saying the base cop has every right to ask for ID.

@wavydavy3737

5 жыл бұрын

@@TaekoHikeshi no he does not have any rights off base.

Continue to educate the uneducated.

The original officer ran away with his tail between his legs.

I'll say it again. I'm astounded that there are STILL govt. agencies in the state of Florida that haven't been trained on 1st Amendment audits. Am I wrong here? Wouldn't it be as simple as a supervisor telling their staff, "If you see people taking pictures, STAY AWAY FROM THEM AT ALL COSTS !! Otherwise you will look like an un-informed JACKASS on KZread !! And you may cause an un-intentional call flood to my office !!" Thank you Jeff, Carlos, EOG, just to name a few....you are all true Patriots !!

controlled area doesn't mean control the public outside of the controlled area. he needs to "get that"

@jeroylenkins1745

3 жыл бұрын

The thing is that the laws regarding the photography and sketching of military installations have had the same wording since the 40s and 50s. The court decisions regarding photography in public have changed how these laws are APPLIED however and they are now interpreted to refer to photography while ON base. The main laws dating back to 1948 and 1950: www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/795 www.archives.gov/federal-register/codification/executive-order/10104.html Because of this most bases will actually publish clarifications in their base policies and standing orders as to where photography is specifically permitted on base without specific permission. I've seen them on the American bases I've visited. www.cnic.navy.mil/regions/cnrsw/installations/naws_china_lake/about/installation_guide/visitor_information/photography_and_filming.html I think it's a really interesting legal nuance, where the law is enforced different ways depending on the overarching court decisions. But I may just be a nerd though.

I loved Jeff's snicker at the end. That federal security moron must have been pissed as he walked the hall of shame

"Why are you being so difficult?" Says the cop that's being difficult. That detainment was clearly illegal. The cop didn't clearly didn't know the law.

He is so full of shit. I wish when he said you were detained you would have called him on it and walked away. Then ask officer to charge him with impersonating a police officer. He has no powers off that base.

..and the day was saved by the Sheriffs Office!

@ytvidarchiveteam7727

7 жыл бұрын

Only because they know Jeff's name and face. Once they are able to track you they feel safe, which is why the base man said it would all be over if Jeff provided ID.

@christian4u69

7 жыл бұрын

Which he is NOT legally required to do.

@ytvidarchiveteam7727

7 жыл бұрын

Chris Bowman JSO came already knowing who Jeff was. If they didn't, they might have escalated the situation instead.

@agb1953

7 жыл бұрын

Nope. You might want to actually look up things like Brown v Texas, Terry V Ohio and such to learn when a cop can actually demand anything from you or detain you.

@carlthetruthwilliams9447

7 жыл бұрын

Cops can shoot you too, when they want.

"My base" It's YOUR base? Really?

Didja see him thumbprint the rear of vehicle @:30? They wanted to look at the license plate sooo badly. JSO called you Mr. Gray when he approached.

how do they continue to get away with this without consequence?lies,illegal detainment? using one power to to take hostage? glad to see u out jeff,good work

" My Base "...cop that's the problem right there.

"You're failing to meet my requirements."

They have no *rights* to do anything. They may have *lawful authority* but no *right*. In this situation, he has neither. This 'officer' is so ignorant on the law and his authority, it is embarrassing.

haha love it another tyrant trained, he said you dont know the law lol thanks for all you do sir pls stay safe

@kvogel9245

7 жыл бұрын

I'd like to find out once and for all if those DOD police (civilians) have any authority off base.

@BruleWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

He's not a tyrant, you moron

@Wolfgame30

6 жыл бұрын

Posse Comitatus Act?? .. sounds kinky

@UsmanBello

6 жыл бұрын

If anyone is still watching this video, feel free to give Corporal Araf Rahim a call at 904-270-6120. :-)

@tauist

6 жыл бұрын

PNoir That base PIG IS a tyrant ..... DUMBASS

Once again, a great video. I'm impressed with you being so calm, cool and collected. But why are so nice to someone who falsely imprisons you? I know you got everything you wanted(making the video). But at the least, make the guy apologize for violating your rights, and get him on camera admitting that it was he who didn't know the law. Just curious. You're a nicer guy than me. I want him to eat crow.

@darrellborland119

6 жыл бұрын

Geoffrey.....that is a good commentary. Jeff may have wanted to ask for an apology from that rogue cop.

@paullacey799

5 жыл бұрын

The reason why he's calm and stays calm is because if there's a lawsuit that's what they'll see a calm person and a nut job cop

Jeff, How do you not loose your cool? My heart is pounding just watching these videos. Good work.

@CorvetteAustin24

2 жыл бұрын

He keeps his cool tight, not loose so it doesn't get away. Keeping your cool loose is an easy way to lose it.

Jeff I just love it when they say you don't know the law's , point is they don't but the law sure knows you and your background winning in court's. Thank you for standing 🇺🇸 ground. 🍺alute

Hey, that guy in the yellow truck was impeding in an investigation! go arrest him. lol

I always notice that the Tyrants with the accents and Foreign sounding names have the biggest problems with the 1A.

@Barnaclebeard

7 жыл бұрын

Psst... your issues are showing.

@alabamahandshake9285

7 жыл бұрын

I see what you mean Sea Smoke other than native American cops, they seem to have a problem...

@davidneal626

7 жыл бұрын

Precisely. These foreigners escape from the tyranny of third-world shit-holes, and then they act like little tyrants when they get to the Land of the Free. Tyranny must be in their filthy blood or else they wouldn't stand for it in their own homeland and they wouldn't practice it here in America.

@alabamahandshake9285

7 жыл бұрын

D.E. Neal Hear, hear!

@Barnaclebeard

7 жыл бұрын

Haven't you bigots been watching this damn channel? Have you no idea what kind of international reputation your own home-grown cops have? I get that you are enjoying your circlejerk but come back to reality, guys.

If you told him who you were, and he questions that, he is then calling you a lier, tell him "Goodbye"

Another foreign agent of stupid. That guard has no business enforcing the law.

thank you for all youve done, because of you and many others things are beginning to change. moments lije this will be looked back on as heroism

Dammit, really would've liked to see that walk of shame Jeff!

Awe you cut the video off before we could see him do the walk of shame back to the base. :(

@ubtaz8210

7 жыл бұрын

Not really walk of shame sadly Jeff was a victim of his own success the corrupt piece of shit pig fuck new who he was which means the piece of shit that detained Jeff probably fells he was successful

@BruleWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

There's no shame, you idiot, he's doing his job.

@retiredarmy3755

7 жыл бұрын

The pork rind's job is ON BASE.

@guyparris4871

7 жыл бұрын

Wrong, dimwit......he was NOT doing his job. He took an oath to uphold the Constitution.

@robdailey

7 жыл бұрын

The funny thing about it is that his job is not to know the law, but to uphold and enforce the law. Ah, now here's the catch. You may ask, "But how could a person whose job is to uphold and enforce the law properly do his job without first knowing the law?" To normal people, we see a problem with this. But you have just entered into *cop* *logic* territory, where nothing needs to make sense.

I live in Jacksonville and i love that the company my family started had a cameo. Awesome!

Jeff, You are in my opinion the best at keeping these public officials accountable and making them be transparent. I will say the one thing in this encounter that disturbed me is how they asked if you were "Jeff Grey " That says they only will comply and create transparency when its someone who points out their improprieties and thats a damn shame. If it was anyone else.... Cuffed, Stuffed, and left to defend thyself. Not a negative comment to you Jeff. At least they respect people who stand up for their rights very eloquantly !!! That is the key. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.

The live footage that Jeff sent out a day or so ago, when the JSO showed up, he called his office to try and find something to charge Jeff with! Jeff, would you say he talked about 5 minutes on the phone before coming and talking to you? My guess it was the DA. I know that no lawyer would handle any kind of suit on this, not enough damage, but why not demand an apology from this Fed Cop, which would ensure that he has learned something from his foolishness. Isn't that part of the reason so many people do audits, to teach them what is the law?

I would have loved to have that base security officer on camera after jso releases you from detention. Great job Jeff.

Jeff, your sign is actually a mirror showing us what we look like as a society. Sometimes I see myself in both types of encounters, good and bad, that you endure for all of us as Americans. Thanks for holding the mirror for us all these years. You’re right, your message is much more powerful when you are polite to people, but it’s fun to see you call out the bullies too. Some folks, like myself, just aren’t aware of the freedoms granted us by God and our founding fathers. Keep up the great work! Native Texan

Ah...My hometown, Jax...NAS Mayport where I attended 1st & 2nd grade....GREAT video, Jeff! Love how you stood your ground with your knowledge of the law! Hats off to JSO Officer Godfrey....Thank you for your service and honoring your oath to uphold the Constitution!! Hopefully Corporal Rahim, with the Base Police learned something about the law he only THOUGHT he knew, but was simply mistaken...

funny funny funny... the Base cop has NO AUTHORITY off base... AND has no clue about law... AND forgot to honor his oath.... JSO... Good job!

stopped it too early, I want to see what happens after he lets you go and the other guy

It really helps that the JSO knows that your last name is Grey. That's not so much that they're being "nice guys" as much as it is a matter of them knowing exactly where the footage is going - to KZread, etc. I feel sorry for anyone else who is actually a stranger to them. Nice coverage, Jeff, as always.

I love your channel, Jeff. I also love Officer Rahim. He’s a helluva guy. Recently just retired.

Whoops... He called himself "Corporal." His LinkedIn shows him as a Sergeant. Did somebody get a big demotion? Was he the same Araf Rahim jailed in Nassau County in 2002?

@gateman3609

7 жыл бұрын

"Araf Rahim, 42, of Callahan, a veteran officer, was charged with performance of a sexual act by a detention facility employee, a third-degree felony, a report said." Makes you wonder if his current employer even knows about his past charges. Or if they do know, why in the heck is the DOD hiring somebody to be Military Police with that in their background.

@inquisitor4635

7 жыл бұрын

The plot thickens.

@novafreedom5256

7 жыл бұрын

www.linkedin.com/in/araf-rahim-4962ba65?authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=po7g&locale=en_US&trk=tyah&trkInfo=clickedVertical%3Amynetwork%2CclickedEntityId%3A230664498%2CauthType%3ANAME_SEARCH%2Cidx%3A1-1-1%2CtarId%3A1475145024026%2Ctas%3AAraf%20Rahim

@retiredarmy3755

7 жыл бұрын

It sounds like it's time for a call to the base Public Information Officer.

So this cop don't know the law a call flood need to be to remind the officer what the law truly say about taking photos are legal and next time mention Google earth when a person says it's a secure area no photos are allowed

Well done and Thank you Jeff. How much do you charge for the schooling you gave the base officer? :)

Jeff, your power of restraint is amazing. Your calm demeanor, after proving him wrong, deflates him and his ego even more. Psychology 101….” revenge is a dish best served cold “….Bravo!

It would have been sweet if you could have discussed with that clown what lessons he had learned from his encounter today, just to rub his nose in it a little. :)

@HerrFenchel

7 жыл бұрын

That would be an approach, and i don´t think that this is Jeffs intend.

@kvogel9245

7 жыл бұрын

No doubt he ran away like a little girl.

@uktvcool

7 жыл бұрын

When the law suit lands he will have plenty of time to discuss where he went wrong

Jeff was detained by a base officer that was out of his jurisdiction because he didn't get his way.

@krissylovessean

7 жыл бұрын

He was out of his league. Jeff outclassed him on the knowledge of the law. Burn!

@josh70812

4 жыл бұрын

kyle1m you people dumb he was not out jurisdiction dumbass military police have jurisdiction off base learn the law jackass

How do you resist the urge to taunt the dude who said you don't know the law, when he's the one PAID to know it, and he doesn't. Arrogant jerk.

When will these thugs learn their lesson? Nice work, always a gentlemen!

As long as they are learning the law I see this as positive for the officers involved

Nice job staying calm.. I bet it's hard not to call them idiots...

That was a great one!!! Thank you for what you are doing. I really admire it. Please continue!!!

Jeff, why don't you do any "shame" footage after to get their reactions?

How about telling the cop that a crime has been committed and that you have the whole thing on camera. Ask him to arrest mr rahim for illegally detaining you. You should also let mr rahim's superiors know of his conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.

@kvogel9245

7 жыл бұрын

He's a civilian cop, not a military officer.

@SONOFAZOMBIE2025

7 жыл бұрын

the tyrant guy was a standard cop (nonmilitary), right? but why did he call another cop then?

@trucid2

7 жыл бұрын

Perhaps he's a DoD Police (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Department_of_the_Army_Civilian_Police)?

Shocking the amount of time and training officers seem to have on how to deliberately mislead and even outright lie to gain compliance and to skirt around the laws that protect citizens from them. For all his smiles and friendly demeanour this officer was a tyrant and absolutely knew he was in the wrong yet kept trying to push for you to surrender your rights anyway.

A few years old audit and you're still the best!

Jeff, do you send videos like this to their CO's for practicing outside their area of enforcement?

tell him to look up in the sky and ask him whos the guy watching from the satellites hovering above those bases taking pictures as well tell him to identify him

Great work showing these buffoons what the law is.

You have one of the best channels on youtube imho.

The responding Deputy reminded me of my training officer, he approached ask the proper questions and said carry on no problem here. Due to the internet, people are realizing they have rights and we as police officers are trained and should no better. The first thing taught in the Sheriff's academy is "Under the color of authority" look it up......................

worst law enforcement officer ever if this guy is still working after this the navy should be ashamed

Did you sue the department that illegally stopped your right to travel?

I had an interesting conversation with a transit driver based on your videos and what I learned. We were talking about our freedoms being taken away. I asked if I was to open carry would I be allowed on the bus. He said yes that the bus was a public place and I had the right to carry ( I don't own a gun). Then I asked am I allowed to take photos or video and he said of course, it was a public place there is no expectation of privacy. So thanks Jeff, appreciate all the videos.

Uh Oh Naval Station Mayport, looks like you got some training to do. Good job Jeff. Stay safe.

@gateman3609

7 жыл бұрын

But Rahim is the Training Officer, DOH!

S C H O O L E D

So, the first whopper learned something today? Good job Jeff. Stay safe.

@PaulRobertGrumpy

7 жыл бұрын

Forest Grump Forest Grump do you really think he learned something? He learned he can't fool Jeff grey. On to the next person he can harass and get away with. While fun to watch these videos are pointless and they are going to continue to do what they do. Just not to Jeff. If you really think these videos are really changing they way these aholes act you are blind to reality. The Supreme Court has already ruled you can be illegally harassed and the cops aren't accountable. Why do you think there's never a lawsuit that arises from these?

@ForestGrump

7 жыл бұрын

Well, he's a military plod isn't he? When the real cop arrived, no problems. Next time, he might just stay in his kennel.

@ebsenraptzski9522

7 жыл бұрын

oh STFU

Hahahaaa wonderfully slick!! Great turn at the end 👍👍👍

I am trying to find the video that the intro to these videos come from. Anyone know which it is?

Another walk of shame!!!!!!!

So if he can confirm that your name is Jeff then everything is ok? This guy can go blow himself. Could they do the public the courtesy of hiring people who can speak and interpret proper English? Or even better perhaps train their personnel on the laws of the jurisdiction that they are operating in? The more of these I see the more I shake my head. Good job Jeff.

You are making progress. And because of what you have done in the past, now the JSO is educating these other guys when they show up on scene. Good job!! The word is spreading.

oh man... no walk of shame footage?! :)

I HAVE AUTHORITY!!! if you don't answer my questions you are breaking the law!!!

4:10 damn, the donuts run strong in them

4:30 haha that's great for all anyone knows passing by, this is a crime investigation. And this guy pulls over and asks for directions.

I really need to be more like you just you're so patient! I would have asked him if he was familiar with the Fourteenth Amendment Article 5 United States code title 42 section 1983 and then I would have dismissed him and told him to beat it before I file that Bivens..

Quick question, at the end of the video you asked someone if they took an oath to defend the constitution. What video is that from. Sounds interesting.

I hope that Sheriff's Deputy '*INFORMED*' these Base Security Officers, that they can NOT detain someone outside of the Base's Property (in Public) for taking Pictures/Video....and that the actual Florida Law doesn't require a person to produce I.D. unless they are *LAWFULLY* Detained or under arrest, and only then do you have to give your Name, Date of Birth and Address. Other than those 3 things you don't have to say anything other that 'I want a Lawyer' and 'I invoke my 5th Amendment Right"

Did anyone notice that he touched the tail light for no apparent reason?? They do that so if the person takes off they can prove that's the car that they were having and interaction with..

Which video is that ending dialogue????

Jeff have you ever gone back to the place where the intro bit is from.

I like your way of questioning an illegal stop, Jeff. And you get results w/o the confrontation/name-calling garbage. thanks.

Another great video, Jeff! I especially love your laugh at the end of it. Heh-heh-heh! :)

Thank you Jeff, we need more people just like you. This country isn't a free country anymore because of government control.

Some people might question why you edited out the end of your video where you agreed to lower your hatch so the JSO could write down your plate number and when you shut off your camera at the request of JSO? Can you share with us why you edited that out? And what was the nature of this "off camera" conversation with JSO?

Loved this one. Do you have any kind of follow-up?

I get it, the sheriff gets it' but the feds don't. Boy are we in trouble? Great job HYO. Also enjoyed the little snicker at the end. Would have like to seen Rahim face.

On FDOT's website there is a brochure that talks about the use of ROW & whats not allowed. It's falls under a Florida statue & FHP can ticket & summons violators.