RUGER CALLS POLICE WHILE SECURITY TRIES INTIMIDATING ME OFF PROPERTY FOR RECORDING🎥 

True. They are PAID to lie to citizens. Never talk to the police! Always film them.

@@samanthatucholski8982 Rodger that.

What’s important to note is that although these employees are not being civil, the “auditor” is doing the same thing.That combination can only serve to escalate the situation. Remaining calm and respectful, imo, is the key. Also, the behavior of Auditors should be above reproach, especially if it results in a lawsuit, because that alone could result in the loss of a case. If I was a juror, or any other juror for that matter, could reasonably believe the Auditor was just as guilty for the outcome as those he was auditing.

@@dakotap3008 100% correct but then again everyone wearing security uniforms are not Ruger employees.

very true!!

There was a lot of comical things happening in this one. "I'm not talking to you!"

Yes, Frasier vs. Cupp (S.Ct. 1969); cops are allowed to lie as "an investigative technique." So now FBI Directors are allowed to lie to Presidents of the United States as "an investigative technique." Truly the worst Supreme Court decision ever. If cops are allowed to lie, how can they ever be put under oath??? They're professional liars!!!

Totally agree with that, i like not having to listen to all that copsplaining from one cop to the next with this auditor, he doesnt let them start. Cos once they start , they talk themselves into arresting you.

Agreed 100%! Cordial and off the record don't exist with cops.

So it's ok to lie in court then. Right.?

​@@mikerussell911not for us but for pigs and the judge that's ok

What else do we have? Those paid to do this fight to take away our freedom. i.e. military, police, government.

Tiggy, not sure about the remaining calm part, lol. He lit into him steadily from the beginning (which is not illegal). There was a lot the cop did right besides his calm and non retaliatory demeanor and a lot he did wrong - the biggest part turning off his body cam!

He was anything but calm. He was a rude asshole the entire time and did not act civil one bit. The cop was more civil than he was. The cop asked a question, which they have a right to do REGUARDLESS if a crime is committed. And you have a right to not answer which he did not press the issue when told no questions will be answered. Infact the only civil and CORDIAL individual were everyone but this auditor, who was frankly a total ass. "He doesn't understand what english is", The very definition of cordial is 1. Warm and sincere: friendly 2. Polite and respectful; formally pleasant. 3. Strongly felt; fervent. And civil lets go with civil next 1. Of, relating to, or befitting a citizen or citizens. 2. Of or relating to citizens and their interrelations with one another or with the state 3.Of ordinary citizens or ordinary community life as distinguished from the military or the ecclesiastical. He should not use words he does not understand. Technically with all the taunting and harassment he could have been arrested by NH law. 644:4 www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/lxii/644/644-4.htm

waddle 🤣 🦆🦆🦆

Old Steven Segal level of waddle.

@@jjryan1352 Love your comment They should be compelled to drop the weight when they get over 50 pounds over weight it should be a requirement of the job I understand stress does things to people but the weight is more dangerous

The waddle of shame.

I agree. Mark needs to start threatening legal action against people like that. All auditors need to do that. Tell them they will feel it financially if they will not stop harassing.

Its because of the ATF that they need to be that way. If this person filming was a robber casing the joint and RUGER security did nothing the ATF would give them hell. If anything this filmer was a dick to them for no good reason putting them in a difficult position.

Bill Ruger was always a supporter of gun control , does t surprise me

Thanks man

My thoughts exactly! The added detail makes it so much easier to call and ask questions based on a specific name and incident.

Me tpo🤣

The only time they should be allowed to turn off their body cams is when they are in the bathroom otherwise it should be on.. They should be deducted pay EVERYTIME they turn it off while on duty..

What is thepoint of having the body cams if they can control when and what is being recorded!?!

Same problem at gulfport fl police body cams going off. Check them out. Pnhn is a beast with controlling the control freaks. 👏 👏 👏 . im learning

@@raymondggmu6207 DO you understand WHY he turned it off because I do and I would have done the same but then again ignorance is bliss, so be one with your ignorant mouth..

@@joro241 The reason why the body cam got turned off has everything to do with the ATF. Wish you all understood their position better instead of listening to this idiot in the video.

It's always about there big EGOS if it gets hurt they dig there heels in

Egos maybe the blonde but not that old man. If you knew him you would not get that impression at all.

Thanks Brian ✌🇺🇲💯

I could almost cancel my cable TV and watch audits.

Lmao 🤣🤣

Yeah he's good because he doesn't swear a bunch or get combative. He stays mature and spits facts and let's them make an ass, which is what they do.

Lol I did cancel my cable and watch mostly audits now lol

So, I can stand there all day staring at it but I can’t take a photo? Makes sense. Someone needs to set up an easel outside of a government building and begin to paint from observation. It would be an interesting take on things. Especially if the artist records his/herself painting, not the building, just record the canvas.

@@traphuntnstuff8096 It looks like you are casing the joint if you do either activity, and security can respond to suspicion. The most they can do though is ask you what you are doing what are you filming for then document your name and even take a photo of you.

​@@ZazairS7N But it actually doesn't though. No one cases a place in broad daylight and in full view. Lol Casing is covered in most jurisdictions by surreptitious recording laws and loitering laws which cover criminal activity. In short, no one cases a place, especially a massive complex, in broad daylight and in full view, especially while addressing the intended victim. Don't be daft.

@@goodcitizen3780 Never say no one my friend that is complacency. That is one of the many reasons a gun factory has security. I know I did that job at that specific factory for 7 years. Do you know that site or what atf will and will not do if a situation is not documented and you could have prevented it sooner or have more information for law enforcement to use to find a thief... No you don't but they can shut it down till they feel like giving ruger the green light. BY THE WAY if their FFL is suspended not only does that factory get shut down but every ruger facility in america that builds guns. Thats hundreds of thousands of RUGER employees now out of a job because you did nothing about one suspicious person. If you are a security guard would you assume there is reason to be suspicious of a guy recording your site watching the goings ons as well as the positions of the cameras??? By the way now that he has posted this online he now indirectly could aid a thief... sure he did not do it but someone else certainly can use this footage that he took. I know a lot of things he compromised good thing he was never at the warehouse. WOULD YOU BET THOUSANDS OF LIVELYHOODS ON YOUR ASSUMPTION? Springfield armory thought in 2013 one of their truck drivers was a very nice guy who would not break a federal law and commit a felony by driving off with 1300 guns... but he did. It takes only 1 idiot man never say never that is complacency and that is dumb as fuck to trust. If those factories shut down your company looses a contract since they will no longer need your services to guard guns. SO now you ruin the livelyhood of not just every ruger employee in america but you also cost your co-workers a job.

And, both parties have equal influence on the topics of the conversation. It can’t be consensual if the only topics discussed are decided by the cop.

Yes when one side asks questions the other side is expected to answer, that an interrogation. When asked "what are you doing here"? Or what your name is, ask them to comment on the football or basketball game that was on recently, then that's consensual.

It's funny how the 2nd amendment company is having issues with the first amendment activist! Lol

I keep waiting for one of the auditors to ask a cop when was their last menstrual cycle was?

@@dennisd.cherrysr.3326 🤣

@@jesslbs42 I was thinking the same

Clowns

Can they really hire a uniformed police officer to do private security? Doesn't seem legal to me!

that lady in blue is the head of security. She hired me for security there at Ruger couple yrs back. I didn’t like how they operated, so I didn’t last long. Guns aren’t allowed on property for anyone except her. Ironic. The grass outside the gate and the lot across is all ruger property.

@@venomrogue1 Not quiet.

@@venomrogue1gun won’t do that cow any good

Nice try bud, the PD contracts out for this sort of stuff all the time. They contract out to utility companies, and festivals, as well as other smaller towns. Its public knowledge in fact that RUGER hires them from time to time. I was sure happy they did when there were shooter threats at the factory.

Thanks Colin 👍💯

Watching from the UK 🇬🇧😊

Public roads are inherently biased for vehicles and against walkers. There isn't much public space left.

Hunt the count I love it.

I would say the purpose of me filming is so that I can watch the video later on...

Why are you filming? Well you see... I got this new warming lube so i need some material to watch while I test it out 😉

Hunt the Cnut?

@@Whig-Splitter-11Bravo Last word is an anagram!

I know his game lol... good try but not today SARGE 😁

Or just leave them alone..

Nice, safe call to get your shift in and over. No domestic calls, robbery calls, or dangerous situations to investigate while your defending a private business from a camera-ist. Some $150k a year to talk couponing, manly-girl fashions and messy buns with a fellow chick-lett.

That parts intentional. We're supposed to be just dumb enough not to utilize the system, but smart enough to run the assembly line.

They were Ridiculous TBH

so a "good", successful police officer must learn to constantly lie, be deceptive and walk a very fine line separating legal from extrajudicial. i wonder how a career demanding such perfidy influences their personal life? does anyone here know of a book or article that discusses police tactics and behavior in america and how it affects, changes police officers and their families?

@@Zeno_334 We've seen many cops who are so inculcated with lying and lie so often that they lie even when it isn't necessary and also on reports even when they know there is video of the event. And suicide among cops is a thing as well because one would guess some of them think they are actually getting a job to help the public and instead find out the police culture is to lie to, intimidate, threaten, and falsely arrest normal citizens that are breaking no laws, up to and including murdering them.

“Anything you say can and will be used AGAINST you in a court of law.” NEVER to HELP you.

But it so easy and fun to confuse the brainless, but it's required to be brainless to get the job.

@@dgilliam 👍

Thanks Glen👍💯

Thanks mini💯👍

It's all good man... thanks bro

Impossible

I reccomend Long Island Audits as well. Super professional.

@@jaybeemhardscrote7466 Yeah Long Island Audits and NH Now are two of my favorites, I also enjoy Rogue Nation's audits. He's a good guy. When I'm feeling spicy though, I check out Direct D's channel lol. He's VERY direct to say the least, but he actually follow's through with lawsuits and other legal actions against violators. Which is nice to see. I can no longer watch auditors who don't follow up with legal action when their rights are violated because what's the point? I thought the point was to educate our public servants and effect change so that our rights will be respected. If there is no repercussions for those who choose to violate our rights, then they just go about thinking that their actions are justified when they're not.

12.40 ish could be a good wind up. He says "I want to talk to you". Walk back to them as if you are interested, but walk straight past them.

Say "I don't want to talk to you" twice, the second time in case they didn't hear you the first time. Then, just don't talk to them--- , just stare at them blankly..

three letters that give them a reason to have a hair across their asses but no one in these comments ever think of and that is ATF.

Haha nice

Damn it's good to know there are a few of us left.

Investment is a casting process. Basically lost wax casting.

Thank you

SO it is okay if the auditor does it but not the cops..... wow what a hypocrite.

@@ZazairS7N the auditor spoke to no-one.

@@robertbarker5474 Really?! So was it the cop who told the corporate head of security and I quote from the video "Shut the fuck up"

@@robertbarker5474 And just so you know the legal definition of harassment in NH is covered under 644:4

@@ZazairS7N you are allowed to tell someone to shut the fuck up.

Small town cops usually are since they are locally hired 9/10. Even the staties are smart enough in NH usually to state your offense before asking for your ID and registration.

Actually they don't. I know the groundskeeper they hire no one mows that land but him. No one plows that land but another company they hire. So no the DOT only touches the road and even then they do not even touch the break down lanes, the people RUGER hires does it. I never once seen DOT in my 7 years working there mowing jack shit. b

Thanks buddy

It's towards the end lol