Roman Atwood wiretaps government officials, they freak the fuck out

[ayejayjay]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3kEHO128PQ[/media]

they can dish it but they can't take it lol

[Killer900]

"fucking idiots in this country thinking you can do whatever the hell you want"
"where's the camera!"

I hope this goes viral, too funny.

[butre]

that was pretty stupid

[Aspen]

holy shit

[legolover122]

"you have no rights right now"

This isn't going to go over well.

[editline]19th June 2013[/editline]

If it's real, that is.

[Maul Cop]

[QUOTE=legolover122;41090588]"you have no rights right now"

This isn't going to go over well.

[editline]19th June 2013[/editline]

If it's real, that is.[/QUOTE]

honestly doesn't look it, i dont think the government has a "stand around and look like you are doing nothing" squad.

[Keyblockor]

Fun stuff.

[Maul Cop]

that and real governmant cronies would have taken the camera + tape and wiped it

[editline]19th June 2013[/editline]

dat automerge

[ayejayjay]

read the description

[legolover122]

[QUOTE=AJisAwesome15;41090624]read the description[/QUOTE]
[quote]Do not attempt to do this. The officers checked our background, then made us delete the footage from the memory card in exchange for us to walk away with a warning. [B]They did not know my camera also has an internal hard drive for backup[/B], so we never lost the footage![/quote]

I can't think of any camera/camcorder that i've used that has a "sooper secret hidden hard drive" that the trained FBI guys just happened to not come across.
I would have just had suspicions if it was just the video, but the description just seems fake as hell.

[Aspen]

the FBI doesn't ride in nissan suvs

i had a run-in with them once and they were in a black GMC.. yukon, i'm guessing, just like in the movies

[Maul Cop]

[QUOTE=AJisAwesome15;41090624]read the description[/QUOTE]

I think a task force specializing in censorship wouldn't overlook that

also if it was legit government the poster would have been black bagged by now

[Phaselancer]

Perhaps targeting the wrong people here, now if you bugged a politician then that might be a little better.

[Pandamox]

Pretty sure government agents standing around in the capital of all places would

1. Be armed and likely drawn their firearms
2. See someone coming that close to them, they're highly trained agents. Some random dude being able to walk up behind one and touch him would likely not happen [b]ever[/b]
3. They would do far more than "let him off with a warning"
4. They would have deleted all the footage and possibly taken the camera as well

[Zenreon]

I am pretty sure they were some kind of officials considering they basically apprehended him, and told him he now has no rights.

So all in all:

When is the protest happening?

[TheJoey]

government officials haven't been wearing black skinny ties since the early 90s. we don't live in the world of the x-files, get with the times, pass the update to your wardrobe crew.

let's also consider that government agents are just standing around a place that isn't even secure enough to stop someone from getting anywhere near their cars let alone someone close enough to film them.

[Titusmcgee]

AS you can see on one of their shoes it's scuffed.
FAKE 0/10.

[Super Muffin]

[QUOTE=Pandamox;41091005]Pretty sure government agents standing around in the capital of all places would

1. Be armed and likely drawn their firearms
2. See someone coming that close to them, they're highly trained agents. Some random dude being able to walk up behind one and touch him would likely not happen [B]ever[/B]
3. They would do far more than "let him off with a warning"
4. They would have deleted all the footage and possibly taken the camera as well[/QUOTE]

1. You do not draw your firearm in residential areas within the capital unless you're being shot at. That's a one way ticket to getting yourself fired.
2. Majority of the bodyguards you'll find on congressmen are former police or military vets. They're definitely trained, though very few are what you would consider "highly" trained.
3. Depends on the crime. Poking a wire at a car is no crime.
4. The camera is not their property, though erasing the footage would be permissible as they're unwillingly on the film. (It's a legal black box of what the fuckery)

Lived in DC a long time before moving to Chicago, and I've got family working in various branches.

[QUOTE=TheJoey;41091131]government officials haven't been wearing black skinny ties since the early 90s. we don't live in the world of the x-files, get with the times, pass the update to your wardrobe crew.
[/QUOTE]

You'd be surprised how many contractors / security teams are required to follow that exact dress code.

All that said, these guys weren't professionals you'd find on a politician. They're probably hired scabs for the head of a law firm downtown.
The usual guys would (fairly) calmly search him, ask his intent, do a background check, then send him off.

[B]e:[/B] He would have been straight tackled if they really thought he had a weapon.

[Vedicardi]

he thought they were government officials but really they were just mormons HAHAHA jokes on him!