Okay, this officer here is trying to sort of fight. Yeah, it's all I'm trying to do is talk to another officer. Okay, I'll talk to you. I'll talk to you later. Yeah, well, look at, he's still following. This is the aggression that we were dealing with. He wants me down here. You want me over there. I'm not trying to cause a problem. I'm not doing nothing. You came up to me and started talking to me. No, sir. I was sitting again. I'm trying, but I can't with him. I can't with him changing me down like this. Why are you harassing people with that? What the hell, man? It's doing the job. Serious. Why are you being like this? I'm not doing anything. I'm asking you to stop. I'm asking you to stop. I'm asking you to stop. I'm asking you to stop. No, no, no. I need someone above him now. You just saw what just happened. I wasn't doing nothing. Turn that thing off. Stop talking. He was asking you a question. He was verbally getting in my face and looking. He's coming back. Serious guys, do your job and back him off. Please, please back him off. He's coming to me again. Okay, why don't you just ask me? No, you're jeopardizing my safety by allowing him to be like this. I am right here with you. I don't feel safe around him. Okay, that's why I'm escorting you away from him. No, I'm walking away. You're just following and asking me to sit here and talk with this guy. I'm talking like this. I am not asking you to talk. I'm asking you to leave. Okay, so now you want me to leave. Yeah. Okay, to avoid this continual situation, I'm asking you to leave. That's you said you're fearful of being in his presence. So why don't you leave? You're putting yourself in this situation because you're using your hands. I have a right. I have a right to report. When you see the aggression that he's presenting towards the public, I am a member of the neighborhood board. All I'm trying to do is be here. There was a person that was involved in altercation with him. I have to harass people. Come on. Falsify. No, you are still chasing me down. Please stop. Please tell him to back off and get away from me. I would love to, but you need to keep him away from me. Please. That's all I ask. You need to get away from us. See it also, I can talk to people that will happen back there. What happened back there today? I was sitting in a chair at Thomas Square. I was in the park. I guess him and another officer pulled up to a gentleman that was sleeping in his car on the side of the road. One of those people was an occupier with the deoccupied movement at Thomas Square. But the car, what? The car. Well, I guess what happened is the gentleman overslupt and it was past 330, so it became a little away, so that's what it was calling along. That's fine, right? That's given his job. That's not a problem. The problem started is when he asked for someone to move the vehicle. So they called me over there and asked if I can move the vehicle. I asked for my driver's license. I gave him. So he just told a car. He asked somebody to move the car. Right. So I gave him my driver's license. He looked at me and he says, yes, could you please move the vehicle? I was like, sure, not a problem. And I asked where they wanted me to move it to. They said to put it on the young street, which is a block down the road, just park it there and not in the towway zone. Even make sure you don't put it in another towway zone. Okay, cool. So I get in the car. As soon as I get in the car, he starts yelling at me. If you drive this car away, I'm going to give you a thousand dollar fine. What? I'm going to give you a thousand dollar ticket if you drive this car away. But you told me to drive it. Well, there's no insurance on it. Okay. Whatever you want. You asked me to tell you. Did he ask you guys for insurance for the car? He didn't ask me. I know nothing about that conversation. The driver of the vehicle, I guess, doesn't have insurance on. Okay, so now he's the one who has a car. And that's fine. That's not a problem with me. But don't tell me to move the vehicle and then threaten me with the tickets. Right? That's sort of problem is that the car isn't able to be moved because of another violation. Just don't even, just say this car can't be moved. Right? So okay, whatever. So I get out of the car next day and he's chasing after me. He's still yelling at me when I leave. But the gentleman asked the other girl if she could get his medication. Because he has medication. And the officer said go ahead and go get it. There was that officer there. She went up, unlocked the thing. He knew that she was in the trunk. He's the one that told her to go ahead and get it for him. While she's in there, the tow truck pulls up. And I asked, I asked also, I was like, could you tell the tow truck to hold up for a sec while she's getting the stuff and he ignores me. I asked him again, he ignores me. The tow truck says picking up the thing and the trunk will bam straight. I mean, this smacks her right in the back of the head. So I grabbed a hold of the door. He knew about that. He was standing right there because he was yelling at me to get off the street. And I'm like, sir, she's trapped in the trunk with this. I'm just trying to help her out. You need to get off the street. Get off the street. I think Andrew went, when I came out trying to look it up. Right. Andrew's going to do anything about it. Right. Because under his authority, he told her to do it. I was a witness. And next thing I know this guy is screaming at me some more and he's asking me questions. And I'm like, and I'm trying to answer his questions and he won't let me speak. Okay. Okay. This is what I'm going to do. Okay. Whatever. I don't know what if he heard you, maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. Yeah. The wagon guy probably wasn't even known that because he's busy in the front. Yeah. Well, he was five feet from me, but he didn't. Yeah, I didn't know what kind of thing. I'm going to hook it up. They hook it up. They don't know somebody's going in the car. Yeah, but the officer did because he's, I have no camera stand right next to me. So that makes out difficult right there, right? He knows. He knows what's going on. He was paused by that. Yeah, we'll go ahead and make an engine cared for, stating the reasons why. Yeah, well, I think I need to follow one after him, for a verbal abuse, right? I'm not afraid of nobody. Okay. Okay. So what I'm going to refer you to, to that sergeant, is to go, you can go to the peace commission and make us a statement to them and make a complaint. Yeah. Okay. Peace commission is located right over on Richest Street. No, no, I feel with as many officers that was a witness to his aggression just now in his threatening behavior and trying to start a fight and get up into me in a confrontation. I feel that this police station should be handling their own right now. And I'm filing charges against him right now. And there is nothing that, because this isn't leaving the scene. This isn't later. This is now, and with all these officers here, that it's a witness, and I'm calling for someone to come over with authority to do this. No, okay. Now listen to me. When you go over to push commission. I've already been there. And I know how that works. And you're pushing it off. And I know you're not meaning to. You're pushing it off. This is the standard procedure when people want to. You know what the officer, you make the complaint there. They're all sending the thing over to the journal affairs that this officer was doing this on scondola and case and new maybe over every institution. Yeah. Well, right now I have several witnesses that are police officers. I want to report done of this incident of him verbally chasing me down and threatening me in a very threatening manner and refused under several other officers telling him to back off. Right now, there should be a report because if I acted like that, you guys have me in cuffs. And you know it. Okay, okay, okay. Right? If I acted like that, you would have me arrested. So I want that person. I cannot say that. Okay. Oh, you guys know you would. If I acted like that, I was chasing someone down like that. You would arrest me for disorderly conduct. Okay.