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Ok 11 mins amazing lol

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As a Texan I am proud that the officers and the lady treated you well and kindly. I hope y'all can get the permits.

I thought I was going to watch a cool video. ☹️

shame on him

Sounds like a California law..., but this is Texas?

it's bc it's not just any river it's the river walk

They have to make sure he and everyone else is safe it's their job leave the police alone!

So true its sad but hay politicians have what thay want but not the American's

Bro that had my dying 😂😂😂

Lol

That was great lol

I get the tool man all the time because my name is Tim Taylor lol

hehhee nice one jake

Right I have filmed there, and thousands of other people I find that seriously hard to believe

I’m from San Antonio... and yeah everyone knows it’s a rule. Pretty simple

@@jaketursiops8271 The supreme court ended film permit requirements a year or so ago, it was a federal parks case. They can require permits for excluseivity of use ( not allowing people to walk by, large amounts of equipment etc...) but not the because you have a camera you need a permit we see here.

Permit for everything. Taxes for breathing.

Texafornia.

That's democrat ran cities for you

And filming

@@JW-us7qh Oh.. wow.. that bad? I live in Ca..lol

They can if he is using professional equipment which he is. Same thing is in dc. If he was using his phone it would be one thing but when he’s using a major expensive camera and not a go pro they can restrict you.

@@jr23kid Camera phones have more mega pixels then most 'pro' cameras. But you are right they descriminate against 'big' cameras.

@@1personalt You do know camera phones mega pixels are garbage right? They are only suited for really one or two types of pictures. That actual cameras that are on the high end can do multiple things that include video. iPhones, Samsung etc don’t have shit on even a low end camera like a mark2 by canon. Actual cameras have different attachments which is why the quality is always better on an actual camera. Sorry but friends fo photos for a living but my buddy does pro sports for a living. Pro camera equipment is completely different and better than a camera phone period.

@@jr23kid my point was more that in any of these places that ban 'professional filming' they dont really care if the job is professional. They jump on you if you bring out a camera with a detachable lens.

@@1personalt Not really they just care if your making money off the park and they aren’t getting a cut from it

or it's a city, and people in general do stupid shit. it comes down to the saying of "this is why we can't have nice things" because people always ruin it.

The river there is like a road. Those riverwalk boats travel up and down the river every day, all day and night. There are parts of the SA river you can get into outside the city, but in the city it would be a huge liability.

Because swimming in sewage can make you very sick.

Its dirty and they could be held liable if a boat hits them.

@@TheTwitchReacts it’s algae

Yeah don’t you think the cops would of told him he couldn’t film

She's a moron and had no clue what she was talking about. The permit is for film crews where it's needed to shut down an area for a period of time.

I don’t believe her.

Good point.

Wrong you can film in public regardless.

Gun permit, Filming permit, and swimming permit at least

The river is a historic landmark, there are many restaurants around the river and they serve alcohol, imagine drunk people just swimming and end up drowning? There are boats in the river 24/7.

It’s common practice for national monuments/parks, churches, or other historical or cultural places to require permits for professional use (which a KZfaq channel like Jordan’s is- where he profits from the video/this is his job)... personal use where you’re not profiting from it is completely allowed without permit... this is common practice ALL OVER THE WORLD- every country I’ve been to has these rules (the USA, Canada, at least 80% of the countries in South America, the countries I’ve been to in Asia, all of the 98% of countries I’ve been to in Europe, Australia, New Zealand... heck in Fiji you can’t even film or take pictures inside cultural sites! Personal or professional use! Same with Maori stuff in New Zealand! I got yelled at in a museum for taking a photo of Maori stuff! And they told me I had to delete it! Every other thing in the museum you can take photos of or film, except the Maori stuff!!)- often there are signs posted somewhere - usually discreet, but usually somewhere 🤷🏼‍♀️

"I believe there are more instances of the abridgement of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments of those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations." - James Madison "Most bad government has grown out of too much government." - loosely attributed to Thomas Jefferson

Ha, you right..

Riverwalk is manmade, belongs to the City, not earth. City is liable if anything happens, like a river barge hitting Jordan. Water is mix of natural river and recycled wastewater.

@@jorgemonserrate7070 Right your not supposed to swim in a city fountain either.

@@Warcodered01 lmao, I went to New York in June and on a hot day near Central Park there was like 100 people in a water fountain right next to the sign saying do not swim.

For the san Antonio river yeah i can see them keeping people out of that.. For quite a few reasons and he probably shouldn't dive in there plus its a man made river anyways so technically that is straight city restricted property as far as swimming and fishing gos.. Can give that a pass but the cold confrontation was not necessary for a tourist that was obviously well equipped with professional equipment, that "warning" he got was total bullshit and that stupid ass Karen was just completely out of left field and had zero business confronting them, a chick from a local business? Ok so? Its none of her damn business and not illegal but you get people like that alot, you're supposed to just ignore them and go on about your business, here in Texas they commonly put a nice facade first but the min you disobey what they want then you get to see their true colors come out and admittedly its a pretty good laugh to see but she cant do anything, ive run into that so many damn times in other situations, me i would have laughed and told her to piss off and believe me its not rude.. Shes not actually being nice, its just an act

Though cumbersome, there are reasons for permits. Because the river is city property, permits are a way to evade liability. If you were to get stuck, drowned, or hurt, the paperwork of a permit puts liability on the swimmer so that you can't sue the city. Likewise, if someone were to damage something or release harmful chemicals, substances, or even foreign wildlife into the water, that permit puts a name to the crime so that you can be prosecuted. Remember, legal rules cost money to plan, write, and enforce, so there's usually a valid reason for the headache. Hope that helps if anyone was wondering.

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Up in OH there's a lake by my house that has multiple planes, helicopters, boats etc and its not too deep. You should come to dive it sometime.

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Oof that stinks

The left ruined texas years ago

She was just bring a KAREN .. Typical Karen

@@TheAZchambers You got another load of them running from L.A to Texas now. i feel for you lol.

@@paladinsmith7050 i left texas for AZ, now they are taking over here too...

You need to not go to to Austin / San Antonio, or really even parts of any of the major cities. I live in Dallas. A lot of the culture changed in just the few years I have lived here. I'm fairly young, in my mid 20's, and even the dating scene has changed dramatically. You get a more traditional texas experience on the edges of the major cities and just outside of them, anything inside the main part of the city is pretty hit or miss

It's a public water way and he is the public, so should be able to enter the water without cops harassing him at all.

It’s not tho, if it was you’d see other recreational boats besides the tour boats. Plus in Texas, the state owns all public lakes and rivers. Only if the water runs below ground can a “single owner” use it. Unless laws and regulations say other wise. (In terms of using rivers and lakes)

That’s what I’m sayin

Lol does he know that the river walk is a very dirty place 😅 also we can’t swim in the water at all due to city reglaition

We’re you from in from Seguin

Yeah kinda weird. Never actually ran into that problem before.

So much for a free country

@@JigginWithJordan its like the place is made out of gold with secret NASA and FBI documents...lol...

Welcome to liberal America.

.... she pops out when you’re on a family vacation and yeets the phone in the river....

It’s called giving halfwits badges

police state , be even worse under libtard biden GL murica

@@AcousticNRG I agree

You should have played the race card.

Well, they usually bring that many cops because they have cops not doing anything else, they had cops to spare, better to send 4 cops than 1, not because needed 4 cops, but for the 1% chance they could need 4 cops.

Americans and the bloody constitution....

Most likely private property. Probably a big company that owns the entire block. They do that shit to monopolize on small stuff (like whether or not people can film)

@@Minotaurfrog Still unconstitutional, it's called "zoning".

I doubt you were using "Film" ... looks like a digital video recording to me. 🤣

@@allenjohnson7686 Well the video was done in America... So American rules do kinda apply.

Cops were like yo come check out this weirdo in a wet suit lol

Conservatives do hate the environment... Which IS america btw, so they hate america itself...

if you've visited this river then you would know thats its fucking weird to see someone in it.

@@terryfuldsgaming7995 UNITY - Joe Biden. U even riding that train or you just going to stay bitter forever?

@@terryfuldsgaming7995 we hate America? I think you got it backwards considering libs openly hate America and btw Biden’s a racist

You can record any were in America as long as it is public property

@@canhebuildit7519 depends on the state, however texas is 1 party consent state so it was legal.

Why wouldn’t the cops have said anything to clearly say the GoPro and the other guy filming

@@sarahheinzer9562 because cops are either idiots or just dont give a shit to do there jobs, here in the uk, i once got fined for picking up litter from my own garden, the cop said to me "either i fine you, or you get a street sweeper job"

@@0221Falcon not so says the US supreme court. Anything you can see from public property can be film. As long as you are in public you have NO right to privacy.

So while looking up this video to read the comments as I was watching it on my "smart TV" which I can't comment from I noticed dozens of KZfaq videos along the riverwalk. Does this mean for you to post this video along with those many many other you and everyone had to get a permit and or pay a fee to record and post. I'm interested to see the ordinance that prohibits video recording and all of the stipulations listed.

That's bullshit 😭

@@TAWier I don’t know, maybe that lady was just being a Karen and no one else cares. I’ve only been there a handful of times. Also it’s called the river walk but I wouldn’t necessarily consider it a river...

@@brendenlogue, thanks. Yeah, I've been a few times also but it's been a good 8 to 10 years since my last visit there. Pretty cool place but just thought it weird that the lady (Karen lol) was giving him grief about recording in a public place. You can't touch the water or film record video along the river walk but you can take boat tours, shop, dine, and even live in some of the buildings along it... crazy!

They have no legal right to stop you from filming in public. I believe the restriction applies to production companies in the filming industry. There's a video where a guy was filming on a boardwalk and threatened with arrest. They said he couldn't take a photograph on the boardwalk. It boiled down to an incorrect interpretation of an ordinance. If they're going to film a movie and use that area this city is entitled to some monetary gain. For private use however there should be no restriction. That's what my research found a couple years ago. But I'm no lawyer and I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn last night. Thanks for the video Jordan

Omg bro ur comment 😂😂😂

filming permits apply for commercial use; movies, commercials, ect having a guy with a camera doesnt apply for a permit

I'm from New York we know our rights. We don't let people shit on our constitutional rights without at least putting up a fight like the Sheep of this city apparently do.

That's pretty sad isn't it

@@StephenCarmona I guess as long as you get paid. Or she's really bored and doesn't even work for them. Haha

That's stupid. You cant film unless you pay us. Do they do it for tourists?

Its a Democrat run city thats why

@@bfromo747 if you record for profit you need a film permit. The typical give away is using a tripod with a professional camera. Usually people get permits when working on professional for profit film shoots. It's part of the cost of doing business. It specifies where, when and what you will be filming. Every city requires production insurance to get a permit. It prevents people from damaging public property without any concern.

Especially in a public area...

That is the worst rules I have heard..tourist can not film at all? That’s dumb

thats a violation of the first amendment.

@@joshuarushold I mean not saying I agree with it but how is not being able to record video violate your freedom of speech?

@@Warcodered01 people in the USA have a constitutional right to free speech, which includes freedom of expression and recording is included with freedom of expression, though if your recording on private property you are in the wrong and it is illegal, but he was recording on public property, and when someone is stopping you from using you freedom of expression it is unlawful, and in some states it is illegal for someone to stop you from using your right of expression and can lead to fines for the offender.

Liberals ruin everything.

This is not anything new! Most Cities have a requirement to film for publication!

@@mikesmicroshop4385 That just sounds absolutely bizarre to me! I was going to be traveling soon for magnet fishing - looks like I will have to look into things like this. Sounds like something that would be easy to beat in court? Can't understand why this is a law?

That is what happens when joe Biden runs and becomes the president

Bruh it looks like a public place why can't he flim

🤣

They're just enforcing the law, they even let them off.

🤣

@@jenson1569 don’t be a boot licker your entire worthless life

Next next you have to have a permit to breath near the river

So sad

Your hilarious and sooooo right lol

The no swimming made sense cause that water looks contaminated asf but I think the no recording was just a random Karen. There’s no reason why you can’t record in a public area.

@@curt5003 ...

@@curt5003 huh ? What exactly did I say to sound like a Karen lmao

Where?? underwater?? 😒

@@tommytee5816 he meant the cops

@@MrChilongaso oh shit good point..damm i smoke too much weed

The rich people there are the criminals

@@tommytee5816 bahaha that made me crack up how u said what underwater then went oh I smoke to much😂

The cops and city have no power to grant permission to exercise a RIGHT. And it is definitely not a police officer's job to just make up laws that have never existed anywhere.

I’m from NB

I think he’s been there too

Lol it’s literally like 30 min down the road from where he is

Just SA. Lol

It’s in a democratic county explains a lot

As a Texan, this is very true in Democrat controlled cities like SA, but not in the the rest of Texas. We're very free.

Biden Won!!!

@@muddy_armadillo Biden Won!!!

That's awesome lol

Just breathe bro

@@Deeznutz... thanks for the advice

was trying to break the ice but mr policeman didn’t want any of that

You caught that too.

That’s how it works. Meanwhile someone can loot and destroy a city and nothing happens.

@@alexisto5111 they said no because the place is drained and cleaned no need to do it if you get hit by a boat or something then Isaura happen.

Typical conservatives...

Unfortunately laws have no morals, why we should be more careful in what laws are passed. Something is wrong with passing anywhere from 10,000 to 30,000 new laws every year, depending on the state. Basically, everything is illegal if they want you.

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Annnd fined for littering, lol. You can't win with these people.

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@@dainblack8289 yes lol

Then you would be rightfully fined for littering! Arrested if you get testy.

There is signs...

Exactly what I thought too. When the cop said “why would you think it’s okay” first thing I thought was “because there’s nothing saying it isn’t”

A bit further down.. "Sorry sir, you need a breathing permit in this area. If you don't have one you must stop breathing at once"

I’d of kicked the shit back into the water and said OK ✌️

@@infinitydreamzz was looking for this... not disappointed. hahaha

@@TruthHurtsFAFO probably would have cited him for 'littering'...

@@infinitydreamzz ya and that’s where the mask mandates came in 😂

Yes, Brandon, you were very cool and professional in your dealings with the mafia police.

Yeah pretty much

Hey his cleaning the river was taking money from some San Antonio city counsel persons brother in laws pocket... I mean doing a good deed for free when you can charge tax payers thousands of dollars ..... What kind of monster is Brandon Jordan!!! ( Notice the previous statement is all sarcasm )

I'm from San Antonio, I have a good reason why it's illegal. The reason is that there are boats coming in and out 24/7 in the river walk, and also they have restaurants in the river serving alcohol, imagine if they made it legal, drunk people would die from drowning in the water.

Well this is a city maintained waterway which im sure they can be sued if anyone got hurt and with the film lady its the same. I'm sure this part is private property so the owners can make a profit because they built it and city just maintains it.

City of lake mills wi requires a permit to change the wax seal on a toilet. Yep, taxed to take a sh....

I think in Germany you Need for More Things the permit and you have to wait for this 6 months ist

@@GM6.7 What Brandon was picking up showed it hadn't been maintained in quite a while. MOVE ALONG, NOTHING TO SEE HERE!

@@TheButterZone the officer stated that they shut it down every other year and clean it out. Just cuz the phone was garbage and stuck together doesn't mean its been ages but then again it may not be spotless when they clean it out.

Right??? Not one sign.

@@JigginWithJordan bruh 😂

its kind of an unspoken rule out here

@@Jpl.066 enforceable laws aren't "unspoken"

@@Jpl.066 “unspoken” 🤡

Clearly. Lol

Y'all are fools

@Junior Sanchez on the other side is the existing office

@@rudysandoval5343 are they fools for saying something or are they just funny. I don't know what you mean by fools

It's the Riverwalk. There are a ton of drunk tourist. If we didn't have a no swimming rule drunk idiots would be hurting themselves and drowning left and right.

I'm an American and this place sucks! I'm moving to Australia and I'm thinking Gold Coast....

I think the box jellyfish police will like to speak to you 😁

All of texas do

all of the united states does

I’m sure all of the US doesn’t call it the river walk lol. Because it’s listed as the San Antonio River. Which runs straight across San Antonio

@@ikemunoz951 im from Michigan and we call our river walks anybody in their hometown just calls their stuff river walks

Honestly I think he was shocked because he’s never seen anything like that😂

@Eli Benda ur saying all cops are rude or

@Eli Benda some cops are like that*

Qu'Elle suprise

Ever met one that wasn't ??

Land of the free...unless your making money, then you have to make sure the government gets its share

Man that's what I was thinking exactly.

They actually do😂😂😂

They do, last time I went they just did it. Water was very clear

Yep, they clean it every year

Yup twice a year they drain and clean the river.

@@Iron-and-strings I would never have thought that was true in my life but just goes to show everyday is a school day lol

Much appreciated💯 nothing but Texas Love💕💕

Im from san Antonio, and I love going to downtown during Christmas.

I just ate at the iron cactus last night on the river walk