Sean Paul Reyes “Long Island Audit” shows what accountability in policing really looks like

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In a groundbreaking conversation that bridges the gap between constitutional activism and law enforcement, Sean Paul Reyes (Long Island Audit) joins active police officers to explore the complex dynamics of First Amendment auditing and police accountability.
Sean reveals his philosophy behind conducting "audits" – filming in public spaces to test officials' respect for constitutional rights – and shares how his approach of professionalism and de-escalation has earned him both millions of followers and unprecedented opportunities to train police departments across America.
The officers candidly discuss the ego problem plaguing law enforcement and acknowledge how Sean's work exposes critical training gaps. Most striking is Sean's revelation that despite being arrested 11 times during his audits, he's beaten every criminal charge – a powerful testament to the legality of his activities.
This conversation tackles qualified immunity, police training deficiencies, and the importance of humanizing both sides of these encounters. Sean emphasizes he's not anti-police but pro-accountability, while the officers acknowledge the need for higher standards within their profession.
What makes this episode unique is the mutual respect displayed despite differing perspectives. Rather than talking past each other, these individuals engage in the difficult dialogues necessary for meaningful reform. When Sean describes training sessions he's conducted with forward-thinking police departments, we glimpse a future where constitutional rights and effective policing aren't viewed as opposing forces.
Whether you're concerned about civil liberties, interested in law enforcement perspectives, or simply want to understand how these complex interactions shape our society, this conversation offers rare insights into how progress happens when both sides commit to honest dialogue and mutual understanding.

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Chapters

1. Show Introduction and Disclaimers (00:00:00)

2. Meeting Sean Paul Reyes (Long Island Audit) (00:38:07)

3. First Amendment Auditing Approach and Philosophy (01:01:49)

4. Law Enforcement Ego and Accountability Issues (01:31:40)

5. Analyzing Audit Interactions and Police Training (01:57:57)

6. Sean's Work with Police Departments (02:23:14)

7. The Billboard Truck and Legal Challenges (02:49:02)

8. Bridging the Gap Between Police and Citizens (03:16:04)

9. Body Camera Review: Police Pursuit Incident (03:40:19)