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00:00He would be held criminally responsible because no one is above the law.
00:05No one is above the law.
00:07No one is above the law.
00:11Yeah, we got to talk about Sonny Hostin, as I'm sure you guys probably could have guessed
00:15from that opening clip there.
00:18Because her son, I can't remember her son's name, Gabriel, was arrested.
00:29Or detained for a period of time.
00:33And of course, Sonny Hostin seems to think her son should just be above any and all laws
00:39because he's such a scholar.
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00:52Join the family.
00:53Let's hop into this clip, shall we?
00:55Put your hands on your back for a second.
00:56Hey, what's going on?
00:57Tell them your mother is a federal prosecutor.
01:00It's fine.
01:00Are you arresting my son?
01:02Wait a minute.
01:03What happens if you're like, we're going to write this?
01:05Well, you know, we have cameras everywhere.
01:09Normally, it's a misdemeanor charge.
01:10We're going to get down to a violation, okay?
01:12I know you're upset.
01:14I'm a former federal prosecutor.
01:15He knows.
01:16He's a Harvard grad who teaches fourth grade geometry to his kids.
01:20God bless.
01:21He's not a kid who's ever in trouble.
01:33I'm sorry.
01:34Are you guys running from me?
01:34I'm so sorry.
01:35Yeah.
01:35Put your hands behind your back for a second.
01:37Hey, what's going on?
01:38Put your hands.
01:39Yeah, I got you.
01:40Hey, Mom.
01:40I'm walking by a train station in the back.
01:43This cop is putting handcuffs on me.
01:46I got you.
01:47My mom's a lawyer, by the way.
01:49That's okay.
01:49What's your name?
01:51What's your name, sir?
01:51I'm Brian.
01:52Brian, is that your badge number?
01:532814?
01:54Yes, yes.
01:54So the reason we're stopping you, this is trespassing right here.
01:57Oh, I'm sorry.
01:58It was open over there.
01:59I was just walking on a run here.
02:01Where are you coming from?
02:01All the way over there?
02:02Yeah, yeah.
02:03Okay.
02:03I'm sorry.
02:04I just looked open for me.
02:05So I just walked in.
02:06So this is considered trespassing.
02:08It's criminal trespass.
02:09The reason why it's such a big deal, people get hit by a train all the time.
02:12We want to prevent it, obviously.
02:14Can you please...
02:15You want me holding it for you?
02:16Yeah, my phone's at 2% FYI.
02:19Here you go.
02:20So yeah, so this is considered trespassing.
02:23It's a big deal.
02:24We don't want people to get hit by a train, which is why we came running over.
02:27Okay?
02:28Do you have any ID on you?
02:29Yes.
02:30Okay.
02:30Where is it?
02:31It's in my phone.
02:32I don't know if you take off the case.
02:33Tell them your mother is a federal prosecutor.
02:36Yes.
02:37Hey, mom.
02:37How are you?
02:38This is Officer Gomez.
02:39Your son's fine.
02:41Tell them your mom is a federal prosecutor.
02:45And what is that supposed to mean?
02:47Just because your mom's a federal prosecutor, you shouldn't be held to the same standard as
02:53everybody else?
02:55I mean, she said it herself.
02:57No one is above the law.
03:00How are you?
03:01This is...
03:04Yes.
03:04I'm a federal prosecutor.
03:06Okay.
03:06That's my son.
03:07He's a Harvard graduate.
03:08Yeah.
03:10He's not a criminal.
03:12He has no criminal record.
03:14No criminal history.
03:16Yes, yes.
03:17No, no.
03:18I understand that.
03:19The issue is, like I told your son, is this is considered criminal trespassing.
03:22So besides being illegal, it's actually very dangerous for him to be around the railroad
03:25tracks.
03:26You know, we get people that get hit all the time.
03:28So we make this a big issue because it's so serious that people get hit.
03:32I understand.
03:33Thank you for protecting him.
03:34No, no problem.
03:35No problem.
03:35Listen, listen, you know, we just have to do our due diligence here.
03:38Okay?
03:39Your son is fine.
03:39I promise you're on the line here.
03:43If we do have to hang up, I'll make sure that he gets to call you.
03:45So don't worry.
03:46Okay.
03:46Everything's fine at this point.
03:47Can we call her on your phone if my phone dies?
03:50Absolutely.
03:52Are you arresting my son?
03:54At this point, listen, we're just going to do our due diligence.
03:56We're just going to check his background, and that's all we're going to do for now.
03:58Okay?
03:59All right.
03:59We'll keep you informed of everything that goes on.
04:01All right?
04:01So that's pretty much it.
04:04He says...
04:05Can you please keep me on the phone?
04:07Absolutely.
04:07Yes, ma'am.
04:07So as of right now, if you don't mind, I'm going to hang up because he says his ID is
04:10on
04:11the phone.
04:11Actually, if you just take out my case, I'm off.
04:14It's actually right in the case.
04:16No problem.
04:16Mom, if I hang up on you, just give me one second.
04:19Hold on.
04:19Yes.
04:20It's right in there.
04:22I'm sorry to have you guys catch me here.
04:26Yeah, it's very...
04:27This is like a super busy train station, and we don't need anyone getting hit by a train,
04:34okay?
04:34That's the last thing we want anyone to do, okay?
04:36I know this gate is open, but that's not...
04:39That's still trespassing, okay?
04:40This is Metro North property, all right?
04:42Even if you're on the phone, just, you know, taking a walk.
04:45Like, trains are coming in and out of here all night long, and the last thing I need
04:50for you to do is, you know, be distracted and walk on the tracks and get run over by a
04:56train, all right?
04:56I have no idea.
04:58I have no idea.
04:58I've just tried to walk around, take a run.
05:01I got you.
05:01Yeah.
05:02Totally understood.
05:03My mom's asking for you, actually.
05:05Hello?
05:06This is Officer Murray.
05:07Hi, Officer Murray.
05:10Hi.
05:12I'm a former senior prosecutor.
05:13That's my son.
05:14Yes.
05:15In 5th Central.
05:15Um, he's a Harvard graduate.
05:18He doesn't have to go back to it.
05:20Yes, ma'am.
05:22Okay.
05:23Uh...
05:23And she keeps saying that he's a Harvard graduate, as if that's, like, he's supposed to get him
05:28out of trouble.
05:28He's a Harvard graduate.
05:29I know he broke the law, but he's a Harvard graduate, so just let him go.
05:34And I'm a former prosecutor, so just let him go.
05:38What?
05:39Nobody's above the law, remember?
05:42I'm trying to figure out what's going on.
05:44Yeah, he's, uh, we have him detained on the track area.
05:47Um, he was walking, you know, talking to you on the cell phone as we were on, uh, the
05:51track two platform at New Rochelle, and we saw him walking towards us.
05:55Um, this is an active railroad track with four live tracks and four, um, third rails
06:01active, so we, um, initiated a subject stop on him to get him in custody so that, you
06:08know, he doesn't get hit by a train accidentally because we see it happen more often than not.
06:13Yes.
06:14It's...
06:16We're waiting, we're waiting for our sergeant to arrive, and then, um, we're gonna, we're
06:20gonna take her from there.
06:22All right.
06:24Gabriel, just to keep everything above board, I am gonna write you what's called an appearance
06:28ticket, where you do have to show up to court, all right?
06:31I'll explain all the details and why you have to show up.
06:34Let's get my mom on the phone.
06:35Of course, yeah.
06:36Hey, mom.
06:37Hey, um, so, he said that, can I grab my phone?
06:40Absolutely, go ahead.
06:41Um, and if, and if the phone dies, can, uh, we call it?
06:43Absolutely.
06:44So, yeah, just tell her what...
06:45Ms. Hassan, it's Officer Gomez.
06:47Hi, Officer Gomez.
06:48I'm about four minutes away.
06:50Okay, that's fine.
06:51So, I just wanted to give you a heads up.
06:52So, I am gonna be writing your son, uh, what's called an appearance ticket.
06:55I'm sure you know what that is.
06:57Um, I'll explain everything, where he has to report, all that stuff, because it is criminal trespass,
07:01where he was, um, it's normally...
07:04Hold on for one second, Ms.
07:08It's normally a misdemeanor.
07:10Obviously, we're cutting it down to the violation, because he, listen, he's, uh, there's nothing
07:15on his record.
07:15He's been very cooperative with us.
07:17Um, but as of right now, we will have to issue him the appearance ticket.
07:20Officer, is that really necessary?
07:22This is a kid that doesn't do anything.
07:24He's a Harvard graduate and a Yale researcher.
07:27He teaches geometry to f***ers and f***ers.
07:30I understand that.
07:32It absolutely is necessary, Ms.
07:33No, we appreciate you being cool, man.
07:35It's just...
07:37The MPAPD takes that stuff very seriously, all right?
07:41That's, like, one of, like, the biggest things we take seriously is, like, trespassers and
07:46safety along the, the track area and in between the gauge, which is where the train rides
07:51through, okay?
07:52Because it's, like, these trains are coming in at 40, 50 miles per hour.
07:57They can't stop on a dime.
07:59They see a person.
08:01Sometimes they don't know if they're suicidal or whatever the case may be, okay?
08:04And sometimes they, they dump the train in an emergency just to make sure, you know?
08:08So that puts the safety of other people that are riding the train at risk, okay?
08:13Why would you put something on his record like this?
08:15No, no, it's, it's not, it's not even, it's not anything criminal.
08:18He just has to appear.
08:19I'm dumbing it down to a violation.
08:20That's all it is.
08:22So it's not a misdemeanor.
08:23It's just going back down.
08:24I'm writing him literally for the 140.05.
08:26It's a trespass violation.
08:28He would have to appear, which is an inconvenience.
08:31I understand that.
08:32But with all due respect, man, I still have a job to do.
08:35And we have to deter people from being on the tracks.
08:38I understand, but what I'm asking of you is once a judge gets this, all he would have
08:47to do is pay a fine, anything.
08:49There is a, there is a path.
08:55I understand that I missed, but I have to do this.
08:58It's part of my job, okay?
09:01Is this necessary?
09:02Like, yes.
09:06What happens if you didn't do it?
09:09What do you mean?
09:09What happens if you're like, oh, we're going to do right this?
09:12Well, you know, we have cameras everywhere.
09:15Yeah.
09:15If we didn't see you, somebody would have called it over.
09:18Correct.
09:19You know?
09:20There was too many trains coming in and out of there to not see you.
09:22I hate to say, it's like my partner said.
09:24Our hands are tied.
09:25It is what it is.
09:26Listen, I really appreciate you being cool about this.
09:28You know, put your handcuffs.
09:29And we do that for our safety.
09:31That's safety reason.
09:31Hi, miss.
09:32How are you?
09:33I'm Officer Gomez.
09:35No, no problem.
09:36I apologize for this, but you know, it's...
09:42So, like I explained to you, normally it's a misdemeanor charge.
09:45We're done to get down to a violation, okay?
09:47I know you're upset.
09:50We just do it as a deterrence because, again, like I explained to you on the phone, besides
09:55being illegal, which is far from the subject, it's dangerous.
09:59I mean, that's pretty much it.
10:03Can you give him a warning?
10:05I cannot at this point.
10:06I have to recognize him.
10:10And like I said, it's usually a misdemeanor.
10:13We're done to get down to a violation.
10:14So, he's literally getting hit by it with the 140.05.
10:19It's not going to go in his record.
10:20I'm not going to affect him playing with nothing.
10:22It's not going to be asked a bunch of questions like if he's going to hit his license.
10:25Absolutely not.
10:26Yeah, yeah.
10:26No, it's not going to affect him anymore.
10:28Yeah.
10:29We can't be honest.
10:30Every single case.
10:32I understand.
10:32I really do.
10:38How are you?
10:40That's another thing, too.
10:42Bro, he went to Harvard.
10:44To simply teach?
10:47I mean, I guess he do got rich parents, so it doesn't really matter.
10:52He probably ain't got any type of loans to pay back.
10:55But I just feel like that's a little rich.
10:58You know what I mean?
10:59Like, he went to Harvard simply to go and teach.
11:01I think he said fourth graders.
11:04You know?
11:05Does anybody find that, like, over the top?
11:08You know what I mean?
11:09Like, it's a bit much.
11:11You could have went to, like, some local community college for that.
11:16You know?
11:17I don't know.
11:18Maybe I'm tripping.
11:19Y'all let me know.
11:19Maybe I'm tweaking.
11:20How are you?
11:22How are you?
11:23This is my son.
11:24How are you doing?
11:25How are you doing?
11:25How are you doing?
11:25How are you doing?
11:26How are you doing?
11:26He was walking along the tracks.
11:29Just on a run, on a walk, and the gate was open.
11:32I was like, oh.
11:33Ah.
11:33Yeah.
11:36Sounds like an honest question.
11:38He's on the phone with me.
11:40Action.
11:41I'm a former federal prosecutor.
11:42He knows.
11:43He's a Harvard grad who teaches fourth grade geometry to kids.
11:47God bless.
11:48He's not a kid who's ever in trouble.
11:52It's an innocent mistake.
11:53I understand you have to do violation.
11:55I don't know what happened, but yeah, whatever.
11:57It's not the end of the world.
11:59I'll catch you.
12:01Okay.
12:02So this is into your copy, okay?
12:04So basically, you just have to show up on a Friday, July 10th at 9.30 a.m.
12:10It's going to be to the New Rochelle Criminal Court.
12:14It's going to be at 475 North Ave here in New Rochelle.
12:18Not the end of the world.
12:20Not the crime of the century, okay?
12:23It's unfortunate.
12:23I get it.
12:24I know you're upset.
12:25I know your mom's upset.
12:25I'm not trying to be a ball buster here.
12:27I have a job to do.
12:28That's all it is, okay?
12:29I hope you don't take it personally.
12:30I really appreciate you being cooperative with us, all right?
12:33This is your ID.
12:39Oh, man.
12:41I'm a former federal prosecutor, and he's a Harvard grad.
12:45Sonny Holston, no one is above the law.
12:50No one.
12:52She tried it all.
12:53She kept saying that.
12:54He's a Harvard grad, and he teaches.
12:57And I'm a former federal prosecutor.
13:01Who cares?
13:02Who cares?
13:03You know?
13:04It's crazy, man.
13:06It's just ridiculous.
13:08It's ridiculous, but, you know?
13:11Rules for thee.
13:13No rules for me.
13:14Are you shocked?
13:16Right?
13:16I'm not, personally.
13:18Not shocked at all.
13:19But, yeah, man.
13:23Y'all get into the comments.
13:24Let me know your thoughts and your opinions.
13:26I did find it interesting that, you know, he was like, I mean, I guess technically he was already on
13:35the phone with his mom.
13:37But, I don't know.
13:38He just seemed, you know, like, hey, mom, take care of this for me.
13:44I'm a grown man, but, mom, do this, do that, you know?
13:48I don't know.
13:50I guess I'll give him a little bit of leeway because he was already on the phone with her.
13:55I'll give him that, but, hmm.
13:58What do y'all think?
13:59Let me know.
14:00Stay safe out there.
14:01Peace and love.
14:02I'm out.
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