Auditing

[Member 34319]

I recently found a channel on YouTube that audits audits. Yes you are seeing double. I thought I would share. His channel is very broad and covers actual auditors, people who actually seek out police interactions, as well as those that find themselves in a police interaction by any form of coincidence.

If you are not in the know, auditing, or the act of auditing, in a sense, is exercising your rights and having knowledge of laws.

Im uncertain if I have the balls to audit any sort of police interaction myself, but watching his channel has openned my eyes to how I might conduct myself if I find myself dealing with a police officer.

I truly am amazed at the simplicity of a dash camera that faces both ways in some of the videos and the power it brings to the driver of a vehicle. I'm also pretty shocked at some of the things I have watched on his channel. Some encounters are absolutely insane and completely unnecessary.

What say you, ever exercised your rights in an interaction? Would you?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc-0YpRpqgA5lPTpSQ5uo-Q

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[No_Regerts]

"Coat your words with honey, you have to eat them someday". I tell this to all the new guys.

That, and don't go too far into explaining anything, lecturing, or getting into a battle of wits. State your lawful reason for what you're doing, cite the RCW, tell them the rest will be available in discovery prior to seeing a judge.

 

[slimmer13]

I watched a couple of the videos. I have mixed feelings about them.

I 100% agree that there should be civilian oversight for LEO, but it seems like some of these "auditors" are unnecessarily provoking interactions, but I guess that's the point.

I think that the laws are such a incomprehensible patchwork full of words like "reasonable", that it is unrealistic to expect imperfect humans to know the intricacies of them all.

I think the answer is to simplify some laws and get rid of others as well as to increase funding to police to allow for more training.