Herd
Get App
Audit the Audit podcast cover art

Audit the Audit

ByAudit the Audit
87 episodes

Podcast Summary

Ready to lay down the law? Audit the Audit takes you inside the most shocking police officer interactions. Get ready to break down the right and wrong of what happens when the blue and red lights start flashing, including laws, regulations, and violations. From unlawful arrests to wild court cases and more, creator Audit the Audit gives everyday citizens an educational look at constitutional activities and proper officer conduct.

#1

Video Evidence and Witness Rights

This episode of Audit the Audit focuses on a complex police interaction involving the collection of video evidence and engagement with witnesses. The incident revolves around a police chief in plain clothes confronting an individual during a heated argument. The chief's attempt to obtain video footage from a witness without consent highlights the legal nuances of evidence collection and witness rights. The episode scrutinizes the legality of the chief's actions, the witness's refusal to cooperate, and the implications of evidence tampering.

2024-01-18•19mins
#2

Cops Arrest Their Own Mayor?!

This episode of Audit the Audit focuses on a confrontation between a Mayor and officers from Police Departments in Minnesota. The encounter ignites when the Mayor films a traffic stop, eventually leading to his arrest. The episode examines critical legal issues, including the constitutional right to film police officers in public, the limitations of this right, and the complex interpretations of obstruction and disorderly conduct laws.

2024-01-15•18mins
#3

Cops Enter The Wrong House And...

Audit the Audit delves into a tense situation involving police entry into a private residence. Addressing critical legal concepts like trespassing, warrantless entry, and exigent circumstances, the episode unpacks the nuances of a case where officers from the Arlington Police Department responded to a reported domestic disturbance at someone's apartment. The discussion focuses on the fine line between enforcing the law and respecting constitutional rights, particularly the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures.

2024-01-11•19mins
#4

Good Cop Stands Up For Man's Rights

In this intriguing episode of Audit the Audit, delve into the complex intersection of public filming rights and private property boundaries. The focus is on an auditor who films a private facility from a public vantage point, sparking a debate with the facility's employees. Their misunderstanding of trespassing laws comes to the fore as they challenge the auditor's actions. The situation takes a turn when a deputy arrives and confirms the auditor's First Amendment rights, providing a much-needed clarity on the issue.

2024-01-08•17mins
#5

Is He Allowed To Film? - Cop Defends Citizen

Join us for a deep dive into a confrontational traffic stop in Louisiana. In this episode, we explore the encounter between a civil rights activist and an officer of the Denim Springs Police Department. This gripping episode dissects their heated exchange and scrutinizes the rights to film police, the nuances of frisks, and lane usage laws. It's a revealing look at the delicate balance between law enforcement procedures and civil liberties.

2024-01-08•18mins
#6

Corrupt Cops Arrest Veteran And Regret It

In this gripping episode, a disabled veteran, faces a harrowing encounter with police over alleged panhandling with his service dog, Sunshine. The situation spirals as police taser the dog, leading to tragic consequences. Dive into the legal and ethical complexities of this case, exploring issues of constitutional rights, mental health, and law enforcement accountability.

2024-01-04•22mins
#7

Corrupt Cops Get Suspended After This Stop

Delve into a tense police encounter of the New London Police Department officers with First Amendment auditor Kokoszka in the station parking lot. This episode examines the legalities of public filming, use of force, and trespassing, offering insights into the complex balance between police authority and individual rights.

2024-01-01•19mins
#8

Dangerous Double Standards: Cop Covers for Daughter

This episode of Audit the Audit focuses on a contentious incident involving the 22-year-old daughter of a county sheriff following a car accident. The interaction, recorded on a deputy's body camera, suggests potential misconduct by the sheriff. Despite indications of driving under the influence, no sobriety tests were administered. The episode scrutinizes the actions of the deputy and the sheriff, shedding light on possible misuse of power and failure to properly address the young woman's actions.

2023-12-28•17mins

Listen to your favourite podcasts.

Now ad-free.

Download herd and enjoy uninterrupted, high-quality podcasts without the wait.

Download on the
App Store
#9

Arresting Someone For Public Grieving?!

In this episode of Audit the Audit, we delve into an incident involving a 31-year-old individual and a police officer in Kit County, Washington. The individual was sitting near candles lit for a vigil, mourning a friend, when approached by the officer. Captured on body camera, the interaction escalated as the officer mistakenly accused the individual of "Reckless Burning" and obstruction, demanding identification. The individual, assertively yet peacefully, refused these unlawful demands. The episode raises questions about the officer's need to intervene in non-criminal activities, criticizing his aggressive demeanor and lack of legal knowledge.

2023-12-24•17mins
#10

They Got Fined For Cleaning Up A River

In this episode, self-identified treasure hunter Bryce Noctway and friends engage in magnet fishing at a bridge within the Fort Stewart military installation in Georgia. Unaware of the site's restricted status, they uncover dangerous objects, prompting a call to authorities. Military police arrive, issue tickets for magnet fishing without permits, entering a closed area, and lacking recreation permits. The lieutenant emphasizes the area's closure due to safety concerns. The episode explores jurisdictional complexities on military property, the consequences of violating regulations, and the importance of adhering to site-specific rules.

2023-12-21•16mins
#11

$50,000 Settlement in Speed Trap Protest Case

In this episode of Audit the Audit, join us as we delve into the case of a man who claimed his constitutional rights were violated when Delaware State Police hindered his peaceful protest against a speed trap. From the "Radar Ahead!" sign to the controversial hand signal charge, we dissect the incident and its implications on citizens' rights.

2023-12-18•19mins
#12

Was This Police Stop For Filming Illegal?

In this episode, we explore a recent incident in Cleveland involving local resident. While walking his dog late at night, he decides to film his surroundings, catching the attention of a police officer. The officer approaches him and asks him to identify himself, invoking the "stop and identify" laws. However, the situation escalates when he refuses, citing his right to film in public and questioning the officer's "reasonable suspicion" for the stop.

2023-12-14•17mins
#13

Corrupt Cops Go Insane With This Illegal Arrest

In this episode of Audit the Audit, we delve into a tense police encounter involving reasonable suspicion, the "knock and talk" doctrine, and "fighting words." We analyze a situation where Deputy Hudson and another officer stop local landowner in Sussex County, Virginia. The officers claim they have reasonable suspicion due to a report of shots fired near Huffman's property. Let's find out who is in the right and wrong.

2023-12-11•24mins
#14

He Turned A Traffic Stop Into An Arrest For No Reason

In this episode, we delve into a contentious police encounter in Edmund, Oklahoma. A routine traffic stop for a broken brake light takes a dramatic turn as the driver, questions the legality of the stop and asserts his rights. The situation escalates, leading to a heated exchange and a physical altercation as officers attempt to remove Rles from his vehicle. Join us as we dissect the legal intricacies surrounding traffic stops, ID requests, and the use of force, providing a comprehensive analysis of this contentious encounter that highlights the complexities of police-citizen interactions.

2023-12-07•15mins
#15

Can You Film in Public?

Ready for a legal deep dive that hits close to home? In today's episode, we unravel a tense standoff between YouTuber Philip Turner and the police. The issue? Recording in public. When Turner refuses to show ID, the officer threatens arrest. We dig into the laws governing public filming, ID requirements, and police conduct. Did Turner go too far? Was the officer out of line?

2023-12-04•18mins
#16

Ex-Cop Forces Officers to Give Up and Leave

In today's episode, dive into First Amendment activist Michael Hoffman's intense 2015 confrontation with Jacksonville police during a private investigation. As tensions rise, we dissect the moments of reasonable suspicion, stalking accusations, and the pivotal decisions made by both parties. Join us for an insightful analysis of this riveting encounter, shedding light on the nuances of lawful detentions and rights invocation.

2023-11-30•15mins
#17

Cop Gets Fired For Arresting A Disabled Man

This episode from Audit the Audit highlights an incident involving Albuquerque Police officers and a 53-year-old man, Matthew McManis, with unidentified disabilities, who was accused of taking too long to complete a transaction at a Target self-checkout. The episode addresses potential violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other legal implications surrounding trespassing, concealing identity, and the rights of individuals with disabilities.

2023-11-27•19mins
#18

Security Yells and Kicks Kids Out of a Mall

In this stirring episode of Audit the Audit, witness a harrowing incident unfold in a bustling mall. When a security personnel forcibly evicts a man's wife and children, hurling harsh words at them, the husband steps in to defend his family. The situation escalates quickly, drawing the attention of the police. As accusations fly and tensions mount, delve into the legal and moral intricacies of the scenario to unravel who was in the right and who crossed the line.

2023-11-23•15mins
#19

Why Did The Cops Lose Control Over A Simple Statement?

In this Audit the Audit episode, we delve into a contentious stop in Logan Township, NJ, where an obstructed tag leads to unexpected chaos. A co-worker of the driver, standing 25 feet away on public property, starts yelling at the officer, escalating when backup arrives. Five separate charges are ultimately filed against the man. We'll analyze the actions of everyone involved, dissecting the legality and appropriateness of the charges and police conduct.

2023-11-20•18mins
#20

His "Legal Expertise" Got His Mom Arrested

In today's episode, we dissect an alarming case where a simple traffic stop spirals into a violent arrest and warrantless home entry. Watch as the individual attempts to act as his own legal expert, grossly misunderstanding laws and invoking the 'right to travel' defense. We'll evaluate the legal nuances, from the controversial police actions to the suspect's flawed understanding of law. Tune in for a deep dive into a situation that raises multiple red flags on both sides.

2023-11-16•20mins
#21

Can The Dogs Sniff?

In this episode of Audit the Audit, we explore the legal concept of "fruit of the poisonous tree" while examining a specific scenario where the police stop someone with the intention of using dogs to conduct a search. Join as we delve into the legal nuances surrounding consent searches and the use of canines during law enforcement encounters. Through in-depth analysis, we investigate the constitutional considerations, the requirements for valid consent, and the potential impact on individual rights. Audit the Audit provides valuable insights into the complex dynamics between law enforcement practices and the Fourth Amendment.

2023-11-13•17mins
#22

Unidentified Plainclothes Officer Stops Delivery

In this episode, we dissect an unsettling incident where a delivery person, en route to a police station, is stopped by an unidentified plainclothes officer. Without showing a badge or warrant, the officer arrests the deliverer, conducting an unwarranted search to find a knife. Explore the legality and protocol of this situation, and delve into the complexities of law enforcement.

2023-11-09•14mins
#23

She Gets ARRESTED Over A Simple Traffic Stop

In this episode, we delve into the jaywalking arrest of a college student in Austin, Texas. We bring in legal experts to analyze the body cam footage, breaking down each moment to assess if police conduct was within bounds.

2023-11-06•19mins

Listen to your favourite podcasts.

Now ad-free.

Download herd and enjoy uninterrupted, high-quality podcasts without the wait.

Download on the
App Store
#24

Can Police Go Inside Your Dorm?

On September 14, 2023, Officer Purle of the New Mexico State University Police responds to an anonymous tip about 19-year-old student allegedly bringing alcohol into his dorm. The episode delves into the complexities of anonymous tips, securing residences, and concealing identity in police interactions. Join us as we explore whether the Officer had "Reasonable Suspicion" to knock on Joel's door and what this means for citizens' rights.

2023-11-02•18mins
#25

Officer Tries to Intimidate a Witness

Witness the distressing instance of a law enforcement officer employing intimidation tactics on a potential witness. Observe as the officer distorts the law, seeking to manipulate a statement to suit their narrative. This harrowing account puts the spotlight on the pressing need for lawful and ethical conduct from those sworn to protect and serve.

2023-10-30•10mins
#26

Do You Have To Show Your Receipt?

In this thought-provoking episode, witness a compilation of instances where customers refuse to show their receipts to shopkeepers and observe the varied outcomes that unfold. Join us as we explore the legal and ethical implications of this interaction, delving into the question of whether individuals are required to show their receipts or if it is within their rights to refuse. Through careful analysis and examination of relevant laws and policies, Audit the Audit sheds light on this contentious issue, leaving viewers with a deeper understanding of their rights as consumers.

2023-10-26•10mins
#27

When Law Collides: Deputies and City Cops in a Heated Standoff

In a truly extraordinary episode of Audit the Audit, witness an intense confrontation that you won't believe: Deputies and City Cops facing off in an attempt to arrest each other after a heated exchange. Who's right? Who's wrong? This situation pushes the boundaries of jurisdiction, authority, and legal complexity. Join us as we delve into this unprecedented conflict, analyzing the laws and regulations that guided each party's actions.

2023-10-23•15mins
#28

This Cop Will Cost Their City Thousands...

This episode highlights a clash between civil rights YouTuber, Jeff Gray, and Officer Wilder of Ocean Springs, Mississippi. As Gray holds a "God bless the homeless vets" sign outside City Hall, the officer challenges his First Amendment rights. Dive into this analysis of public forums, freedom of speech, and the boundaries of constitutional protections.

2023-10-19•19mins
#29

Cops Accidentally Pull Over A Potential Murderer

Attorney Tom reacts to a riveting police traffic stop video. Initially pulled over for speeding, the situation escalates as the officer uncovers more suspicious details. The driver, Michael, lacks a license, carries marijuana, and eventually, a dead body is discovered in the trunk. This content is the property of Attorney Tom, LLC. Anything stated on ANY form of media, either expressly or implied, is not legal advice, nor can Attorney Tom, LLC, Attorney Tommy John Kherkher, Kherkher Law Firm, PPLC, or Kherkher Garcia LLP give you legal advice. Unless otherwise stated in the specific video referenced, The Kherkher Law Firm, PLLC | Kherkher Garcia, LLP is not advertising the services and products it offers. This content, unless otherwise disclaimed, was not prepared to secure paid professional employment.

2023-10-16•13mins
#30

Detained For Wearing A Bikini?!

In this episode, we explore a tense encounter at Myrtle Beach between police officers and Samantha Panda along with Kendall Lee over 'appropriate' beach attire. Following a complaint, the officers challenge the women's bikini choices, leading to a heated debate on public nudity laws. With threats of arrest and a showcase of local ordinances, this episode delves into the murky waters of public decency, ambiguous legal language, and the societal norms governing attire, shedding light on a day where bikinis and handcuffs made headlines.

2023-10-16•16mins
#31

A Traffic Stop Escalates To This...

A traffic stop escalates when Corporal Robert Barrino of the Somerville Police Department stops Timmy Miles based on a mistaken belief regarding a package. The episode explores the legality of the stop, vehicle searches, and the excessive force displayed by Corporal Barrino. The actions lead to Barrino's termination and later arrest for assault, while Miles, who had initially been mischarged, seeks justice through legal channels. The analysis critiques the officers' lack of integrity and advises citizens on rights assertion during police interactions.

2023-10-12•19mins
#32

Cop Crashes His Patrol Car?!

In this episode, we delve into an incident involving Officer Daniel Waters of the Brunswick Police Department rear-ending Navy veteran Alexander Kopiak's vehicle after Kopiak stopped to avoid a family of geese. The episode explores the legality surrounding distracted driving, specifically with Officer Waters admitting to checking his mobile data terminal (MDT) at the time of the accident.

2023-10-09•15mins
#33

This Traffic Stop Got A Cop Fired

In this episode of Audit the Audit, a routine traffic stop turns into a chaotic confrontation. Officers pull over a lieutenant for a temporary cardboard license plate obstruction but escalate the situation by drawing guns and screaming demands. Confused and alarmed, the lieutenant is pepper-sprayed and forcibly handcuffed after being kneed to the ground. Join us to unravel the legality and ethics of this intense incident.

2023-10-05•23mins
#34

He Didn't Match the Suspect Description At All...

Witness a disturbing encounter where police, acting on a burglary suspect description, aggressively confront an individual. As they forcibly open his car and face resistance, the situation escalates with threats of tasing. However, it becomes glaringly clear that the apprehended individual doesn't match the burglar's description whatsoever. This episode sheds light on the precipitous judgments and the ensuing chaos, underscoring the critical importance of accurate identification and measured response in law enforcement practices.

2023-10-02•18mins
#35

Cop Loses Control When Arresting

In this episode of Audit the Audit, witness a tense confrontation at a gas station, where a police officer accuses a civilian of not wearing a seatbelt while driving on the road, a claim the individual vehemently denies, stating it was removed only within the private property. As accusations fly and tempers flare, the situation spirals, putting the officer's control and legal boundaries to the test. Join us as we dissect this heated encounter, exploring the nuances of private property rights and law enforcement's limits. A riveting insight into a grey area of law, don't miss it!

2023-09-28•17mins
#36

Can You Ride A Bike Without A Light?

In this insightful episode of Audit the Audit, we dissect a seemingly simple encounter that quickly escalated into a heated confrontation. An officer stops a bike rider for not having a light on his bicycle, a request that the rider blatantly ignores. As the situation spirals, we'll meticulously examine the laws, the rights, and the responsibilities of both parties involved. Was the officer's request justified? Did the rider have an obligation to comply? Join us as we unravel the facts, analyze the conduct of both the officer and the rider, and reveal who was in the right and wrong.

2023-09-25•16mins
#37

Delusional TikTok Star Gets In Trouble

In this Audit the Audit episode, a TikTok star's erratic behavior is put under the spotlight. Acting wildly, he threatens people with a gun, throws drinks at cars, and blocks traffic with his own vehicle. When confronted by authorities, he contends that he didn't actually harm anyone and claims he was only trying to protect himself. His dramatic and uncontrolled actions, combined with his defiance when faced with legal consequences, provide a stark example of the complexities law enforcement can encounter with individuals fueled by social media fame.

2023-09-21•18mins
#38

Cop Orders the Dog to Bite the Driver

In this gripping episode, witness the tense confrontation between a non-compliant truck driver and law enforcement. As the situation escalates to guns drawn and conflicting commands, the driver finds himself caught in a dangerous crossfire of confusion and fear. Experience the heart-pounding moments as a police dog is unleashed, adding to the chaos. As always, we ask: Who was in the right and wrong?

2023-09-18•17mins
#39

This Is The Dumbest Thing You Could Possibly Do During A Traffic Stop

This episode examines a tense situation where a woman, driving recklessly over the speed limit, is pulled over by the police. When asked to step out, she refuses, appearing to attempt to drive away. The officer physically stops her, and her brother on the scene informs the officer of her mental health issues and lack of medication. The situation underlines the complexity of law enforcement encounters with individuals who may have underlying mental health conditions, and more.

2023-09-14•16mins
#40

Principal Defends His Student

Join us in the latest episode of Audit the Audit, where we scrutinize a high-stakes incident in Denver. Police officers stormed Rise Up Community School, seeking a juvenile linked to a recent shooting. But was their approach justified or a step too far? The episode analyzes conflicting accounts and body camera footage, shedding light on the truth behind this contentious event.

2023-09-11•15mins
#41

Police Caught Lying

In this eye-opening episode of Audit the Audit, we examine a case where police confront ranchers for blocking a road, claiming it's unlawful. The ranchers argue that agricultural laws permit their actions. Shockingly, body-cam footage contradicts the officer's statements. Who's right? We delve into the ramifications for the police lying and whether the ranchers' claim holds water. Tune in to uncover the truth in a situation filled with conflicting statements and complex laws.

2023-09-07•15mins
#42

Can You Get a DUI Without Driving?

In this riveting episode of Audit the Audit, we analyze a case that raises eyebrows and questions about the law: a young woman receives a DUI while asleep in her car, not driving. The police argue that she was "in control" of the vehicle, but is their claim legally sound? We dissect the incident frame-by-frame, reviewing body-cam footage, state laws, and precedents to understand who really stands on the right side of the law. Was this a case of police overreach or a justified charge?

2023-09-04•18mins
#43

Do You Have To Show Your Receipt?

In this thought-provoking episode, witness a compilation of instances where customers refuse to show their receipts to shopkeepers and observe the varied outcomes that unfold. Join us as we explore the legal and ethical implications of this interaction, delving into the question of whether individuals are required to show their receipts or if it is within their rights to refuse. Through careful analysis and examination of relevant laws and policies, Audit the Audit sheds light on this contentious issue, leaving viewers with a deeper understanding of their rights as consumers.

2023-08-31•10mins
#44

Caught in the Crossfire: A Traffic Stop or Obstruction of Justice?

In this insightful episode, Audit the Audit investigates an incident where a motorist gets unexpectedly tangled in a police traffic stop. Forced to a halt by officers arresting the car in front, he narrowly avoids a collision, only to face arrest himself for obstruction and refusing to identify. Let's examine the legality of the stop, the arrest, and the citizen's rights in such situations.

2023-08-28•18mins
#45

Can You Decline To Identify In This Situation?

A woman and her daughter patiently wait inside their car at a parking lot, intending to grab a coffee from Starbucks. However, their plans are interrupted when a police officer approaches, asking for identification. The woman, confident in her rights and feeling she's done nothing wrong, declines. Tensions rise as the encounter unfolds, testing the boundaries of law, rights, and public spaces. Was the officer's ID request warranted? Does the woman have the right to decline? We dissect the incident, examining legal perspectives, rights, and police protocol.

2023-08-24•17mins
#46

Accused for Loitering by Being Parked?

In this insightful episode of Audit the Audit, we dive into an incident where a civilian is accused of loitering simply because they were parked. Was the accusation justified under the law, or was it an overreach of police authority? We scrutinize this contentious situation, studying the legal definitions of loitering and how it applies in this scenario. Hear expert analysis of the civilian's rights, the officer's responsibilities, and the ensuing interaction.

2023-08-21•14mins
#47

Rocky Waters - Police vs. Boat Owner

Dive into an engaging episode of Audit the Audit, where we unpack a maritime mishap that took a surprising turn. A boat found itself stranded on some precarious rocks. When the boat company's owner tried to intervene, the police stepped in with different plans. This episode sails through the intricacies of maritime law, property rights, and law enforcement boundaries. Navigate with us through this turbulent confrontation and see who really should have had the upper hand. It's an anchor-dropping story you won't want to miss!

2023-08-17•17mins
#48

Can You Get Arrested for Smelling Like Marijuana?

Today we delve into an arrest that resulted from the mere scent of marijuana emanating from a car. Did the aroma alone provide sufficient 'probable cause' for law enforcement to act without a warrant? How does the Fourth Amendment come into play here? And with marijuana laws changing rapidly across the U.S., what are the implications for motorists and their rights? We're going to break down the case, analyze the legal nuances, and answer the pressing question: was this arrest justified?

2023-08-14•12mins
#49

Unintentional Trespass Takes An Unexpected Turn

In this eye-opening episode of Audit the Audit, we examine a situation where an individual is stopped by the police for trespassing in an area he believed to be a park. Despite his lack of awareness regarding any wrongdoing, the encounter takes a hostile turn. Discover the nuanced dynamics at play as Audit the Audit determines the right and wrong in this challenging scenario.

2023-08-10•18mins
#50

Arrested for Watering Flowers?!

In this episode of Audit the Audit, we break down a surprising encounter: a pastor is confronted by police while watering his neighbor's plants. When officers demand ID, the pastor stands his ground, asserting he's done no wrong. But is refusing ID the right move? And how do laws around "good Samaritan" actions play out in this situation? Join us as we analyze the rights, the wrongs, and the outcomes of this unexpected clash.

2023-08-07•18mins

Listen to your favourite podcasts.

Now ad-free.

Download herd and enjoy uninterrupted, high-quality podcasts without the wait.

Download on the
App Store