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  Was anyone else really confused, because police auditors are an actual thing and not just (apparently, had to look it up) a recent social media trend?
  I read this and was wondering “yeah, being audited is always annoying, but what is going on here???”
context: I love it when they're just huge jerks and the officer being super cordial, polite and professional and the title reads 'Tyrant cops violates my rights, gets owned!' And the cop is on the video like "Hey, what's up" >
  
  “Stop being nice and infringe on my rights already” >
  
  I really enjoy Long Island Audit. He's the only one I watch because he keeps it respectful and actually has a lot of good interactions with officers. Many of the other auditors are just rude right out of the gate. >
  
  Link that man >
  
  Welp, time to play devil's advocate.
  Sure, they might be doing it for clout. Sure, they might be baiting reactions. And sure, it is really fucking cringe.
  But what do you think would happen if it was one of the corrupt cops that enlisted into the force because they could get away with bullying people and that person wasn't recording them?
  It's sad that we need to hold our own police force accountable nowadays, and personally I am biased due to having autism, and I do not think our cops are trained to handle someone with autism. That being said, having extra accountability is never a bad thing. >
  
  you're watching tiktok? and you suspect people are making tiktok for clout?
  uhhh..... yeah? duh? >
  
  I watch them and hate auditor's that cuss and scream at them. Yes, they will still arrest you for bs, but they push it way too far and it's annoying. 
  Like, I don't want my rights violated and get it and cops easily do it, but act civil or be a better person and educate. >
  
  They can be annoying and perhaps they are baiting for a reaction. But that doesn't change the fact that the police are often out of control and do not follow the law, mainly driven by a lack of accountability.