skylor05

(I trimmed the video down from 25 minutes) Basically, I was in a private establishment, minding my own business. This self-proclaimed highway patrol captain arrested me for "Impersonation" for wearing a vest that said "Sheriff" on it. I explained to him that I was not a law enforcement officer, and that I was, 1. Going to a costume party, and 2, In a private establishment, and he had no probably cause to arrest me. He proceeded to take me down the the station, but not before murdering a sheriffs deputy. There was no charge for Impersonation, so instead he charged me for disorderly conduct. I asked for a supervisor multiple times, however he claimed to be the highest rank in the highway patrol. IMPORTANT PART Under the california penal code 538d. (A,B(1), and B(2). Under the impersonation clauses it states; "Any person other than one who by law is given the authority of a law enforcement officer, who willfully wears, exhibits, or uses the authorized uniform, insignia, emblem, device, label, certificate, card, or writing, of a law enforcement officer, with the intent of fraudulently impersonating a law enforcement officer, or of fraudulently inducing the belief that they are a law enforcement officer, or who willfully and credibly impersonates a law enforcement officer through or on an internet website, by other electronic means, or by any other means, for purposes of defrauding another, is guilty of a misdemeanor." It was clearly stated by myself multiple times that I was going to a costume party. I never claimed to be law enforcement to anyone or deceived anyone claiming I had any legal authority. Furthermore he ended up charging me with "Disorderly Conduct" instead as Impersonation was not on the penal code list. I have committed no acts that would have fallen under the California Penal code that covers disorderly conduct 647 This penal code covers a lot, but to sum it up it covers; Prostitution, Solicitation, Public Accosting, Loitering, Lodging, Public Intoxication, and so on. None of which are the acts I committed. And maybe the officer did not want to read the penal code, fine, whatever. BUT THE FIRST GOOGLE SEARCH RESULT for "is it illegal to dress up a a cop for a costume party in california" comes up with "No, in California, it is not illegal to dress up as a police officer for a costume party, provided you do not act with the intent to fraudulently impersonate a peace officer or induce others to believe you are a real one." Mind you as I explained to the arresting officer, that my uniform wasn't even for the county that we were in. This was not a simple "misunderstanding of the law" this was gross negligence. The officer was explained what the law was. He had plenty of time to fact check it, and yet he still proceeded with the arrest. To summarize everything, I was wrongfully arrested, for going to a costume party. I was denied a supervisor, as the arresting officer claimed to be the highest rank in command of the entire highway patrol. I was denied a name and a badge number, And when the arresting officer found that there was no such charge in the system that he tried to arrest me on, he switched it to disorderly conduct instead of admitting he was wrong. Medal.tv | Record and Share Game ClipsCorruption - Clipped Roblox with Medal.tvWatch Corruption by Skylor05 and millions of other Roblox videos on Medal. #roblox, #updatedprojectventura